James and Mia's Salvadorian Wedding

On December 13th, James Velazquez got engaged to Mia Sanchez at a Salvadorian restaurant.

James: What a beautiful day for a Salvadorian dinner.

Mia: I know. Thanks.

James: Um, I have something to ask you.

Mia: What is it?

James: *holds out an open box with a white diamond ring in it* Mia, will you marry me?

Mia: Yes James, of course I’ll marry you!

James and Mia hugged and kissed each other.

Six months later, on March 13th, it was a beautiful day in Bubbletucky. Everyone got dressed up, the ceremony and reception were set up, and the wedding cake was frosted and decorated.

The Salvadorian-Peruvian-Puerto Rican-American groom, James, wears a white tuxedo with a blue bowtie, a blue vest, a white rose boutonniere, and white shoes to match the Salvadorian flag. The Honduran-Cuban-Salvadorian-American bride, Mia, wears a white strapless ball gown with white elbow-length gloves, blue high heels, and a silver tiara with her two-tier white waist-length veil and she felt like a Salvadorian princess, just like Miss El Salvador.

James’ groomsmen (Bob, Larry, Sebby, George, Trevor, Scott, Phil, Harvey, Mike Jr., Pronto, Billy, Charlie, Henry, Eddy, Logan, Martin, Mario, Jack, Kevin, Mr. Cangrejo, Arctic Dan, Justin, Marcus, Kenny, Farmer Joe, Jimmie, Luther, Michael, Kyle H., Goby, Nonny, and Oscar), his best man (Gil), and the ring bearer puppy (Bubble Puppy) were all wearing white tuxedos with blue bowties and blue vests to match the Salvadorian flag.

James: So, what do you think?

Logan: You look so coo! (Note: “Coo” is a California slang word for “cool”.)

Larry: ¡Qué chivo! (Translation from Salvadorian slang Spanish: So cool!)

Bob: ¡Qué chilero! (Translation from Guatemalan slang Spanish: So cool!)

Pronto: ¡Qué genial! (Translation from Latin American Spanish: So cool!)

Mario: ¡Qué chévere! (Translation from Latin American Spanish: So cool!)

Jack: ¡Qué brutal! (Translation from Puerto Rican slang Spanish: So cool!)

Mr. Cangrejo: ¡Te ves increíble! (Translation from Spanish: You look awesome!)

Mike Jr.: ¡Te ves muy bien! (Translation from Spanish: You look so cool!)

Henry: You look so wavy! (Note: “Wavy” is a New York slang word for “cool”.)

George: You look so petmalu! (Note: “Petmalu” is a Tagalog (slang) word for “cool”.)

Scott: You look so cool!

Jimmie: You look awesome!

Trevor: You look stunning!

Kevin: You look great!

Oscar: You look amazing!

Goby: I like it.

Gil: I can’t wait to see Mia.

Nonny: Me too.

Bubble Puppy: Arf!

Mia's bridesmaids (Ginger, Tina, Ariana, Jess, Joselyn, Daniella, Sheila, Ashley, Helen, Susana, Shelly, Daisy, Officer Miranda, Zookeeper Jo, Kristy, Dot, Miss Mimi, Stella, Ms. Jenny, Flor, Jen, Liz, Dunehilda, Maureen, Sandy, Kelly, Anna, Stylee, Brenda, Deema, Oona, and Zooli) and her maid of honor (her older sister Molly) are wearing long blue dresses with white sashes to match the Salvadorian flag. The flower girl kitty (Bubble Kitty) wore a purple flower girl dress with a blue sash.

Mia: So, what do you think?

Molly: ¡Estás vea bonita! (Translation from Spanish: You look pretty!) I love it!

Shelly: You look so kawaii! (Note: “Kawaii” (可愛い (かわいい )) means “cute” in Japanese) ¡Qué linda! (Translation from Spanish: How beautiful!)

Ginger: ¡Estás vea linda! (Translation from Spanish: You look beautiful!)

Zookeeper Jo: You look so stylish!

Dunehilda and Maureen: We love it!

Jocelyn: ¡Qué chiva! (Translation from Salvadorian slang Spanish: So cool!) I love it!

Deema: ¡Qué chilera! (Translation from Guatemalan slang Spanish: So cool!)

Susana: ¡Qué linda! (Translation from Spanish: How beautiful!)

Tina: ¡Qué bonita! (Translation from Spanish: So pretty!)

Ariana: ¡Me encanta! (Translation from Spanish: I love it!)

Zooli: You look so pretty! ¡Qué chévere! (Translation from Panamanian slang Spanish: So cool!)

Oona: You look so kawaii! (Note: “Kawaii” (可愛い (かわいい )) means “cute” in Japanese) ¡Qué chiva! (Translation from Salvadorian slang Spanish: So cool!)

Stella: Neo neomu yeppeo! (너 너무 예뻐) (Translation from Korean: You look pretty!) ¡Qué chiva! (Translation from Salvadorian slang Spanish: So cool!)

Kristy: You look beautiful!

Stylee: You look wonderful!

Jess: You look so pryhoža! (Note: “Pryhoža” (Прыгожа) means “Beautiful” in Belarussian.) ¡Qué chévere! (Translation from Panamanian slang Spanish: So cool!)

Daisy: You look fabulous!

Sandy: What do you think of James and Mia’s wedding day?

Bubble Kitty: Meow!

At the church, James was standing in front of the altar, waiting for Mia to come. As the bridal party walked, Bubble Puppy was the ring bearer puppy and Bubble Kitty was the flower girl kitty.

Note: Officiant Mireya Lazcano speaks Spanish during the ceremony. She's from El Salvador.

Officiant Mireya: Por favor, defiende a la novia. (Translation: Please stand up for the bride.)

The organ played Here Comes The Bride. James saw Mia, who was carrying a bouquet of white roses and Flor De Izote. She was so beautiful.

Officiant Mireya: Nos reunimos hoy aquí para celebrar el matrimonio de James Emilio Velazquez y Mia Kristina Sanchez en el santo matrimonio. (Translation: We are gathered here today to celebrate the marriage of James Emilio Velazquez and Mia Kristina Sanchez in holy matrimony.)

(Minutes later)

Officiant Mireya: Mia, ¿tomas a James como tu esposo legalmente casado? ¿Amar y querer, por los ricos y los pobres, en la enfermedad y en la salud, siempre y cuando ambos vivan? (Translation: Mia, do you take James to be your lawfully wedded husband? To love and to cherish, for the rich and the poor, in sickness and health, as long as you both shall live?)

Mia: Sí, acepto. (Translation: (Yes,) I do.)

Officiant Mireya: James, ¿tomas a Mia como tu esposa legalmente casada? ¿Amar y querer, por los ricos y los pobres, en la enfermedad y en la salud, siempre y cuando ambos vivan? (Translation: James, do you take Mia to be your lawfully wedded wife? To love and to cherish, for the rich and the poor, in sickness and health, as long as you both shall live?)

James: Sí, acepto. (Translation: (Yes,) I do.)

Officiant Mireya: Que yo tenga los anillos. (Translation: May I have the rings.)

James: Yo, James Emilio Velazquez, llevo a Mia Kristina Sanchez para que sea mi esposa. (Translation: I, James Emilio Velazquez, take Mia Kristina Sanchez to be my wife.)

James puts the ring on Mia’s finger, next to her engagement ring.

Mia: Yo, Mia Kristina Sanchez, llevo a James Emilio Velazquez para que sea mi esposo. (Translation: I, Mia Kristina Sanchez, take James Emilio Velazquez to be my husband.)

Mia puts the ring on James's finger.

Officiant Mireya: Por el poder que me confiere la ciudad de Bubbletucky, ahora los declaro, marido y mujer. James, ahora puedes besar a la novia. (Translation: By the power vested in me by the town of Bubbletucky, I now pronounce you, husband and wife. James, you may now kiss the bride.)

James lifted Mia’s veil and they both kiss.

Officiant Mireya: Ahora les presento Sr. y Sra. Velazquez. (Translation: I now present to you Mr. and Mrs. Velazquez.)

The organ played The Wedding March as James and Mia left in the Horseless eCarriage to go to the reception. Later, the bridal party and the guests went to the reception.

At the reception, they had chandeliers, tables, Chiavari chairs, floral centerpieces with candles, wedding favors filled with chocolate truffles, a VIP lounge, a sweetheart table with a J & M initial in it along with two thrones, a 5-tier wedding cake with white and blue frosting roses and a bride and groom on top, Arroz Con Leche, Flan, Horchata Salvadoreña, Lemon, Strawberry, Dulce De Leche, Tres Leches, Vanilla, French Vanilla, Chocolate, and White Chocolate cupcakes for the kids and teens, Boozy Tres Leches, Blueberry Margarita, Drunken Barney, Mojito, Pisco Sour, and Piña Colada cupcakes for the grown-ups, and pup treats for the Bubble Puppy and kitty treats for the Bubble Kitty.

MC: Ladies and gentlemen, let’s give an applause for Mr. and Mrs. Velazquez.

James and Mia danced as husband and wife. Later, the guests danced to the music, including the Bubble Guppies. They danced to East Coast Hip-Hop, Cumbia, Punta, Dembow, Bachata, Reggaeton, Salsa, Merengue, Rap, Hip-Hop, R&B, Top 40, Old School, Club Music, and World Music. They had a conga line.

After that, James and Mia had cut the beautiful wedding cake. James took a bite from the cake and he gave Mia a kiss. Then, Mia took a bite from the cake and she gave James a dab of frosting on his nose. After the cake cutting and the Viennese Hour, Molly caught the bouquet in the bouquet toss and Gil caught the garter in the garter toss. After that, they had a Hora Loca and after that, they had fireworks.

After the wedding was over, they went to San Miguel, El Salvador for their honeymoon.

The End!