P&P200: You are cordially invited…..
The BIG day is fast approaching! Everyone is invited!
In order to prepare for the plethora of vignettes written by the Austen Authors to cover the exciting events, we will be spacing them out for your gradual reading enjoyment.
Using a vaguely “real time” order for the wedding day – and remembering that we use EST for our official time stamp – here are the vignettes coming up:
November 15 ~ Day Before the Wedding
Preparing the Wedding Breakfast by Nina Benneton
Darcy and Elizabeth Walk, Race… and more! by Sharon Lathan
Mr. Bennet, Mr. Darcy, Mr. Gardiner, and Mr. Blingley Share a Brandy by Vera Nazarian
A Conversation Between Jane & Lizzy on the Eve of their Wedding by Jane Odiwe
Darcy and Bingley have a Last Glass Together by C. Allyn Pierson
November 16 ~ Wedding Day!
-at midnight-
Longbourn Ladies Dress for the Wedding by Susan Mason-Milks
Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Share a Moment while their Daughters Dress for the Wedding
by Vera Nazarian
-at noon, EST-
I Plight Thee My Troth, or… The Wedding! by Sharon Lathan
Charlotte Collins’ Wedding Reflections by Abigail Reynolds
Caroline Bingley’s Wedding Reflections by Shannon Winslow
Mrs. Bennet’s Wedding Reflections by Jane Odiwe
Caroline Bingley Acknowledges the new Mrs. Darcy by Regina Jeffers
-at 5pm, EST-
The Wedding Night of Charles and Jane Bingley by Susan Mason-Milks
-at 6pm, EST-
Wedding Night on the Road to Pemberley by Sharon Lathan
November 17 ~ First Day of New Life
-at noon, EST-
Lady Catherine, Alone at Rosings by Diana Birchall
Caroline Bingley Explains It All… by C. Allyn Pierson
A New Day Dawns by Sharon Lathan
~ * ~ * ~
In the weeks following the nuptials, the P&P200 vignettes will continue.
More is to come as our BIG November Event Month rolls on!
Please copy the invitation above and share everywhere. The more the merrier!
Sharon Lathan
Sharon Lathan is the author of The Darcy Saga sequel series to Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. Her published novels include: Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Darcy, Loving Mr. Darcy, My Dearest Mr. Darcy, In the Arms of Mr. Darcy, The Trouble With Mr. Darcy, A Darcy Christmas, Miss Darcy Falls in Love, and The Passions of Dr. Darcy.
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Best wedding invitation I have received this year!!
You can bet I will be there! 
The lineup looks wonderful; so many wonderful vignettes! Thanks! 
What an enchanting invitation – what a party! But do not forget my contribution, “Lady Catherine, Alone at Rosings,” which will also run on the 17th at noon. For surely the celebrations will not be complete without Lady Catherine’s opinions?
So exciting! This is the wedding of the year!!!
Woo hoo!! Looking forward to it!!
I will gladly attend the wedding celebrations. I hope the day turn out to be excellent for the two couples and their families.
Oh, I have my dress and shoes and am ready for the celebration.
I gladly accept. Hopefully I will find a nice gentleman lol
I am happy to accept this invitation and will try to be on my best behavior but with all the festivities, I can’t promise anything. Maybe I’ll get to sit next to Colonel Fitzwilliam at the wedding breakfast
(Sorry, Kitty, you’re too young anyway).
Monica, we probably shouldn’t sit together….somehow, when I’m on my best behavior, I am a bad influence!!
Looking forward with great anticipation!
the anticipation!!!
I cannot begin to express how happy I am at attending the wedding of the Century! Looking forward to it with great anticipation. My warmest felicitations to the happy couples.
I’ll be there with bells on (although a jester’s costume is probably not appropriate attire for a wedding).
Joanne
Hi Joanne!! So great to “see” you! We miss you around here. Thanks for stopping by. Hugs, Sharon
PS- You can wear bells, with or without the jester costume. We are just happy to have you attend.
Thank you for the invitation!
This is *the* Wedding event of the century! Oh, the wonders and delights that await us, gentle readers!!!
Wouldn’t miss it for anything! Beautiful invitation! So much to look forward to!
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Like Monica, I’m not promsing anything!
Sooooo…what do you get the couple(s) who have everything?
Ooh, good question!
This all looks really fun!
I am looking forward to reading all of these! The invite was really nicely made.
The line- up is marvellous ! Happy to accept (haven’t been to a wedding for years…). Bring it on !!!