Blaine stood, adjusting his bowtie nervously. His palms were sweating, and he was more nervous than he felt he had ever been. This was it. The day that he was finally going to be married to the love of his life. They were in a church that one of their friends had been going to, completely gay affirming. After a lot of thought they decided that this should be where they do it, even if Kurt didn't believe in God. He bounced on his feet, trying to shake away the jitters that he was feeling.

He hadn't even been this nervous when he was proposing to Kurt, and that had been a big occasion. He heard the music start to play, and had to get into position. He and Kurt were going to walk down the opposite sides of the aisle, rather than going down the centre, and meet at the front of the church. He counted the beats in his head, before he stepped off. He tried to keep himself from looking across the church at Kurt, but his eyes glanced over, and his steps faltered. It wasn't even that Kurt looked much different than usual, in his perfectly tailored suit. It was just that this was the moment, the one that he had been waiting for his entire life.

They reached the front of the church, facing each other, and Blaine felt most of his anxiety drop away as he smiled at the man that he was going to be spending the rest of his life with. The judge stood before them, they had opted out of using an actual pastor to do the ceremony, and they exchanged their vows.

"I have told you before, Kurt, that it didn't feel like I was getting to know you, but remembering. We belong together, and you are the other half of my soul. When I thought I had lost you, I didn't know if I could continue on. But we made it through all of the tough times, and I know that together, we can make it through whatever the world has to throw at us. I love you will all of my being, Kurt." He took the ring in his hand and placed it on Kurt's slender finger, shaking slightly still.

"Blaine Anderson, I know that we have gone through some rough patches. But we always make it back together. From the first day that I met you on the steps at Dalton, I knew I loved you. It was a perk, I guess, that you were gay and liked me as well. You left your school and came to McKinley for me, and when you graduated you moved your entire life to New York. I mean, I know you went for school, as well, but I like to think that I was a determining factor. I look forward to knowing you for the rest of my life, and for us to love each other for the rest of our lives." Kurt took Blaine's hand, holding it steady as he placed the ring on his finger.

"You may now kiss the groom," the judge said, and Kurt pulled Blaine close, smiling into the kiss as those in attendance applauded. They turned towards the guests as Sam, Santana and Rachel showered them with petals, and made their way back to the entrance of the church, where Blaine had hired a limo to take them to the airport, on their way to a European honeymoon. Blaine couldn't keep the smile from his face, all anxiety removed as he looked into the face of his one true love.