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The shooting star,

like an asteroid penetrating our atmosphere and heating up with friction to emit light, which by human superstition allows a wish to be granted.

So I hope that many wished for your happiness together.

And now the fog, tiny droplets of water collected close to the surface of the earth swirl around on the first day of your marriage,

to signify that a large amount of hot air is pressed down on the droplets. And they are now squeezed between the High Valley sight and the warm air.

And it reminds me when we kiss our love, no fog or other visible impediment can change that sensation.

The cowbells,

symbolize the dairy cattle in the valley, which I can hear as the fog does not retard the vibration of the air particles between me and the cow and the atoms move back and forth in a wave like pattern that vibrates my eardrums, and this is converted into electrical signals that my brain processes based on amplitude and frequency conducting a rapid and complex Fourier transform that appears to ring in my ears. And this helps me identify the direction and the distance of the cattle.

They do not guide you through your marriage yet I know you will find your way.

The speech of the best man projected on PowerPoint,

a powerful and versatile Microsoft limited computer tool initially developed in the 1990s not becoming popular till much later and subsequently becoming the primary tool amongst businessmen and academics alike in the information sharing events they attend, describes your past.

Yet due to the lack of humans to time travel, then you'll have to do your best to ensure that the future is as good as / better than the PowerPoint of the past.

The bubble of nothing,

that represents a bubble that can randomly nucleate at any location and then at the speed of light absorb all known atoms and vacuum into it may affect their level of irrelevance of the party, ceremony and everything that we've ever worried about.

However, I find it best not to think about this too long and maintain ourselves

in the present,

in love,

and happily insignificant in this absurd universe.

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