A wedding is the ultimate ceremony for bringing two special people together.
One thing that isn't usually considered is the fact that it also brings family together. You may think that it is a positive thing for so many people you love, to be in the same room, but is bringing all the family together in one place really such a good idea?
And in some instances, do you think they are there purely for the love alone?
On a nice warm Saturday afternoon a wedding took place beside the river, during the proceedings the Visitors declared to be at peace. But these Visitors were not your typical alien race bent on destroying the planet and its people, they came from more well known areas in our own backyard. These Visitors, dressed to impress and carrying themselves with smiles and modesty, were actually struggling to hold back the urge their alien counterparts prominently display.
The Bride and Groom. Mice. Perfect for the kill of such cunning reptilian beasts. These Visitors, ready to rip of their human disguises for the chance to devour are the wedding party’s extended family.
Eyeing the bride, walking right into their trap. Bride oblivious, but a face with a smile. Chatter growing louder and louder about the colour choices, the actions being taken and the ultimate destination for demise of such young prey.
It is only a matter of time before these reptiles will see if their calculated comments become a real world plan as the bride and groom are attacked slowly over the next few years by the visitor’s actions.
Bride and groom wed safely and the local community hall transforms.
The Cantina is open for business.
Twi’leck’s dancing, Jabba the Hutt yelling at kids using the jukebox and Ewok’s running around without supervision. Jaja juice the main drink of the night, with food supplies finished with a Rancor size version of seconds for the Hutt’s.
Unclear words from all parties spoken, the cantina closes with utter disappointment as the Jedi leave after Mr G – Naughty Girl becomes censored by Jabba’s dislike of anything older than the 50’s.
Although the visitors came to eat the wedding party alive, the wedding party lives to see another day. The visitors came with cruel intentions, but failed to defeat the humans and sith alike with words alone.
The fight continues and will continue until either the visitors are dead, or the mice are eaten.
A!
Below is the Visitors interpretation of the party: