You marry Inoue

You expected the marriage to be held in another place, but to your surprise, it was at the shrine where Inoue worked, which, thinking about it more clearly, was fitting. The venue is decorated with elegant red and gold accents, symbolizing luck and prosperity for the two of you. Guests are dressed in traditional kimonos and suits, and soft traditional music fills the air.

Inoue wore a white silk kimono, with intricate floral embroidery, as she waited by a traditional Shinto altar. Her hair was adorned with delicate white flowers and a decorative white veil cascading down her back. Meanwhile, you wore a formal black kimono with a matching hakama, standing on the other side of the altar.

A priest dressed in traditional Shinto robes, approaches the altar and bows respectfully to the two of you. Other attendees followed suit.

The priest talked about the marriage that would bind you and Inoue together for quite some time before reaching out into a wooden box and retrieved two small, ornate Sake cups. He pours sake into each cup and offers them to you both.

You and Inoue took the cups and sipped. The sake didn't have the after taste associated with alcohol, probably because you're not of the age to drink one. Not that you cared for it anyway. In the end, the exchange of nuptial cups ceremony went smoothly and the whole wedding ended with the two of you offering sakaki , small tree twigs, to the deities.

On Monday the following week, your classmates were shocked to find out you're married, and to a hot woman, no less.