June came faster than anyone had anticipated, and a week before the wedding Kurt was fretting. He was pacing around the apartment, making sure everything was in order, when all hell broke loose. The venue he had booked for their wedding, called Kurt to let him in on the news that his wedding day had been double booked, and he would be fully refunded.

“The wedding is cancelled!” Kurt said as he hung up, angrily.

“What?” Blaine asked. “Why?”

“They double booked,” Kurt huffed. “We have to reschedule the date.”

“Let me call them,” Blaine calmly took the phone and dialled the number before walking into their bedroom. He came out five minutes later, smiling. “The wedding is on.”

“What?” Kurt asked.

“They said an outdoor wedding was still available.” Blaine grinned.

“You want to marry outside?” Kurt asked. “What if it rains, Blaine?”

“Well then we get wet,” Blaine laughed as Kurt’s eyes widened. “Calm down, its summer babe. We saw the forecast. It is perfect weather. You think you can handle it, wedding planner?”

Kurt paused for a moment, actually considering the question before a smile broke onto his face and he looked at Blaine.

“It is cutting it close, but do-able.” Kurt commented.

Kurt was running around mad for a week, but the night before the wedding, he was quietly confident the day would go down without a hitch. He was packing his bag to spend the night with a newly pregnant Rachel, and Mercedes at Rachel and Finn’s apartment.  Finn, Blaine and few of his friends, along with Cooper, were watching the game at their place and taking care of Jayden.

“Jayden,” Kurt said to the blonde boy, who was sitting with Blaine. “Can you be good for Blaine and the boys?”

“Okay,” Jayden smiled. “Can I ask you something?”

“Sure.” Kurt responded.

“When you and Blaine marry do I have to change my name to Hummel-Anderson?” The six year old had a very serious look on his face.

“Not if you don’t want to,” Blaine jumped in. “No one is forcing you to JD.”

“I want to,” Jayden smiled. “But what do I call you? Because I already call Daddy, Daddy. And Uncle Finn said you were going to the court house to be my daddy as well.”

“Well, I call my daddies – Daddy and Papa.” Rachel, who had arrived with Finn, offered.

“Blaine is fine,” Blaine responded. “You don’t have to call me anything but Blaine, okay.”

“Blaine is right sweetie,” Kurt smiled. “Whatever you want.”

“Daddy Kurt and Papa Blaine.” The six year old repeated as Kurt shot Blaine a smile, and Jayden nodded.

The next day, the weather kept to its promise, and it was sunny and warm. Burt had come into Kurt’s dressing area to check how everything was because the ceremony was about to begin. The bridesmaids and groomsmen made their way down the aisle, and Blaine left before Kurt did. Kurt had organised everything down to the table settings, but Blaine had insisted on the music. Kurt couldn’t hear what song was playing until he began walking down the simulated aisle that was created.

My heart stops when you look at me
Just one touch, now baby I believe
This is real, so take a chance
And don’t ever look back, don’t ever look back
Be your teenage dream tonight
Let you put your hands on me in my skin-tight jeans
Be your teenage dream tonight
 
I’ma get your heart racing in my skin-tight jeans
 
The whole time he walked down the aisle, Kurt couldn’t stop looking at Blaine who was standing at the end next to Cooper, smiling.  The ceremony was beautiful, and until after they had signed their wedding papers to be legally married; had gone down without a hitch. 
 
“Congratulations,” Blaine’s mother broke the awkward silence. “It was a beautiful ceremony.”
 
“Thank you,” Kurt responded. “We-um-we didn’t know if you were coming.”
 
By this point, Blaine, or his father hadn’t said a word, making the situation even more awkward.
 
“Thank you for coming,” Blaine said eventually. “We appreciate it.”
 
“We just wanted to give you this,” His dad looked at Blaine, and handed him an envelope. “I know were in your way this afternoon-”
 
“No,” Kurt cut the older man off. “If you want to come to the reception, you’re more than welcome.”
 
Kurt knew that is what would have been the best option. Although Blaine didn’t admit it, Kurt knew he would have wanted his parents there. The next morning, before they left for the honeymoon to London (Blaine knew Kurt would appreciate it, and had left it a surprise), Blaine legally became Jayden’s second father, or Papa, as Jayden was insisting on calling Blaine, and Jayden begged them to legally change his surname to Hummel-Anderson. Kurt couldn’t believe it, they were a family. He, Blaine and Jayden – the Hummel-Anderson’s. It was a dream come true, and Kurt couldn’t believe it was his reality.