Reception preparations

You slip your car into the long line of cars, and follow them to their destination, a posh hotel about half a mile away. As people file into the reception hall for dinner, you head to the front desk. You ask for a room, but are informed that there are no rooms available at such short notice. You bend your will on the host and he seems to find a vacancy in one of the very nice suites on the top floor. "Enjoy your stay, sir," he states quietly, as he passes you a keycard.

You walk over to the elevators, and take it up to the top floor. As you get out, you see that there are only five suites up here, and no other rooms. The door to the suite directly across from you is open, and people in suits and tuxes walk in and out of it -- it appears to be a sort of pre-reception party. You look down the hall, and see the door at the end is labeled as the Bridal Suite. You smile, turn to your own door, and swipe the keycard. Looking at the keycard a little more closely, you realize that it is a master-key, and will probably open any door in the building. You smile again as you walk into your room.

Once inside your room, you will yourself into a stylish and well-cut suit. You look around the room a little more, and make sure that a few essentials are taken care of. The mini-bar is quite well stocked, and the sheets in the bedroom are of the finest cloth -- just as you knew they would be. You smile, straighten your tie, and head back out into the hallway outside your room.