Today was...

The best day of my life.

I woke up around 9:30, checking my phone and smiling widely as I saw the text.

Joshua💕: Good morning, love. Happy wedding day. Can't wait to see you walk down the aisle and dance the night away with my one true love. I'll be waiting for you at the alter, ruining the ceremony with my bright hair and loud crying! Love you, baby.😘💍

I gathered my suit, tie, belt, hair gel, everything I needed to get married, and headed to the venue.

We got ready in separate rooms.

Jesse, Mark, and Jenna were in my room, and Dallon, Brad, and Jordan were in Josh's.

"Awww, Ty! Look! Josh left you flowers!" Jenna exclaimed after opening the door once we heard someone knock.

I blushed at the bouquet of white roses, knowing they symbolize marriage.

Soon enough, it was time for the ceremony to start.

Since my family wasn't there, Jenna walked me down the aisle.

I'm not gonna lie, it was rough.

It was hard getting ready for my wedding knowing my family wouldn't be there.

They don't know about it.

They don't even know about Josh.

But, I have a family now, and that's all that matters.

Anyways.

Josh was already at the alter, Momma Dun and Bill having walked him down a few minutes before I started to walk.

As soon as the doors opened, revealing me, Josh broke down crying.

So did I.

I got about half way down the aisle, holding Jenna's arm before Josh started to walk towards us.

Jenna broke off, knowing what was happening.

I started walking quicker, as did Josh.

Soon we were both running until we collided with each other, Josh hugging me tightly and spinning me around as he cried.

"Oh my god... you look so, so beautiful, Tyler," he said, hugging me tightly

Everyone 'awwwwed' as we stood there, in the middle of the aisle, hugging.

About a minute later, we pulled back, smiled, he offered me his arm, and I took it.

We walked arm in arm down the aisle, stopping to allow momma dun and bill to hug me and tell me they loved me.

It was then time for the ceremony to start.

We did everything, and it was then time for our vows.

Josh went first.

He was already crying from before, but now, as he stood there, holding a piece of paper in one hand and holding the microphone in the other, I realized how absolutely adorable he is when he gets emotional.

"Tyler," he said, giggling a bit through his tears. "We could all be here for hours listening to everything I want to say to you. But I know you and me both want to get home tonight and make lo-... get ready for our honeymoon."

The audience laughed.

"You were my first everything. My first crush, my first love, my first kiss, my first boyfriend, my first... other things I'm not going to name because there are children in the room," he laughed as he sniffled. "And I plan on you being my only. You changed me for the absolute best, Tyler. And I cant thank you enough. I'm so happy now because of you. You taught me to be kind and always listen to everyone. You taught me that it's okay to be emotional, and it's okay to ask you for hugs at midnight. You taught me how to express my emotions and not bottle them up like I used to. You taught me to see the beauty in things, not always the ugly. And you're still teaching me something new every single day. Every day. And I've never really said thank you for that. So thank you," he giggled.

Everyone smiled.

"Just a few days ago, I though I had lost you. You told me, as we were saying goodbye for what we both thought was the last time, that I have your permission to be with someone else. I couldn't dream of that, Ty. I cannot imagine spending the rest of my life with anyone else. I love you so so so much, Tyler, and I promise I will never stop loving you."

I blushed and smiled, tears rolling down my cheeks.

"Oh, goodness," i sighed with a soft smile. "Where do I start? I guess the ninth grade. On August 27, 2012, I laid eyes on the cutest guy I'd ever seen. I saw he was wearing a shirt that had some football team on it, and he had colored hair. I thought there was no way I'd ever build up the courage to talk to him. He was intimidating. But, we got to know each other our sophomore and junior years, and I know I started to fall madly in love. During that time, I decided it was time I tell my family I liked boys. Long story short, it didn't go too well," i smiled sadly.

"But, I thought it was worth it. Because even though i was certain he didn't like me back, i was in love with the cutest boy in Columbus. Senior year rolled around and I started getting a little more confident. I'd flirt the tiniest bit. I hugged him a little while longer than usual. You know, normal high school things," i giggled. "December 31st of 2016 arrived, and we were both out of school. We were at a New Years Party. It was the 10-second countdown to the new year, and everyone had someone to kiss. Except me. And Joshua. I didn't think I'd be kissed. I though I'd just be my usual self and just kind of stand there awkwardly. But, i was turned around by the handsome boy with ridiculously blue hair. He smiled at me, cupped my chin, and sparks flew. So, here we are, nine and a half months later, and I can say sparks still fly, Joshua. Every time I kiss you. Every. Single. Time. I can also officially say I still have the biggest crush on you, and whenever I see a text from you or I hear you say my name, my heart beats a little faster," I giggled, blushing shyly. "We've had our rough times, but I promise you, no matter what happened during those, i still loved you. And no matter what happens in our married life, I will still be madly in love with you, Joshua William Dun."

Everyone cheered and clapped, making Josh and I both blush and giggle.

We said our 'I do's,' exchanged our rings, and it was the exciting part.

"Joshua and Tyler," the priest smiled. "I now pronounce you husband and husband. Joshua, you may kiss your groo-"

He was cut off by josh grabbing my face and pulling me in for a deep kiss, both of us sobbing and giggling, kissing and hugging for as long as possible until we had to pull back for oxygen.

We turned to everyone, and hand-in-hand we ran down the aisle.

We ran all the way back to the room where I was getting ready in, running inside and locking the door behind us.

We fell down onto the bed together, giggling and crying as we looked at one another.

"Hi, husband," josh giggled, sniffling as he gently cupped my cheek.

"H-hi, husband," I smiled, continuing to cry as I leaned forward and kissed him deeply.

We then went to take our wedding day posed photos, the majority of them just us kissing, smiling at each other, holding hands, or giving face-cuddles.

It was time for the reception about an hour later.

We cut the cake, ate dinner, and kissed a lot.

But then, I was called to the dance floor.

There was a chair sitting at the edge of it.

"Joshua William Dun, if you are about to give me a lap dance in front of 300 people..." i mumbled as I sat down, expecting josh to still be at the table where only he and I sat.

But no.

He and his nine groomsmen were all lined up on the dance floor, and 'Ride' by SoMo came on.

Yeah, the song literally describing having sex in perfect detail.

Thank you, Joshua, for telling all of our family and friends what we're going to be doing tonight.

It was so cute, though, honestly.

The entire dance was choreographed, and watching him try to dance was the most adorable thing.

But, as the song ended in piano, he came over and took my hands, leading me onto the dance floor and starting our first dance.

"So," he grinned as we swayed back and forth, everyone watching. "How'd you like that?"

"That was... amazing," I giggled, looking up at him and kissing his nose. "You're suuuuuuch a good dancer, Joshua."

He giggled and kissed my forehead, spinning me around then pulling me back to his chest.

"I love you," he said, rubbing my lower back gently as we danced.

"I love you too, honey," i replied, my eyes shutting lightly as I soaked up every second of the moment.

The song ended, but we both just stood there. Our eyes were closed, his arms were around my waist and mine around his neck, our foreheads pressed together.

Everyone cheered for us, causing both of us to smile even though we were in our own little world where it was just the two of us.

Eventually, we opened our eyes, kissed, and everyone joined us on the dance floor.

A little later, everything had calmed down, and I got up on the stage with my ukulele, josh's eyes widening from the table we were sitting at.

"Well, I don't know if I'll be able to top that incredible dance number," I giggled.

Everyone laughed.

"But, I do have a little surprise of my own. I've been writing this song over the past year and a half or so. Little bits and pieces being added here and there. But, it's finally finished. This is called 'Tear In My Heart,' and it's for my beloved husband Joshua," i smiled, starting to play my song.

I finished it, and Josh was crying. He came up on stage and hugged me tightly, everyone standing up and cheering for us.

About half an hour later, everyone made a little tunnel for us to run through, holding sparklers above us.

Josh held my hand as we ran through our friends and family to our car that read 'just married' on the back.

We kissed deeply in front of it before waving goodbye to everyone and hopping in, Josh in the driver's seat as usual.

We drove home and josh carried me bridal-style all the way from our car to our room, both of us collapsing on the bed from exhaustion.

"I love you so so so much, Tyler," he said, kissing my lips. "That song was absolutely incredible. You, my dear, are absolutely incredible."

I blushed and smiled, kissing josh back. "I love you too, joshua. More than you'll ever know. I cant describe how happy I am to be tyler dun now."

Josh smiled widely and hugged me, kissing my temple.

"I'm so tired," I laughed, burying my face in his shoulder as we laid down in bed.

"Me too," he laughed. "Let's save the first time as husbands for tomorrow."

I smiled and nodded in agreement.

So we snuggled up together, said we loved each other dearly, and fell asleep.

The most perfect day ever.

I love my husband so, so, so much,

-Tyler R. Joseph-Dun