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Who: Klaine!
When: This afternoon
Where: Around, including some shops and then at their apartment.
Summary: Wedding things!
Warnings: Adorableness? Honestly, this is just because I'm sick and asked Candy for some fluff to make me feel better.

Blaine had mostly let Kurt do most of the actual planning for their big day. Kurt was the one who picked out the colors, flowers, cake flavors and the theme, but that didn't mean that Blaine didn't come along, excited to help where he could with the choices every step of the way.

With less than a month to go, most of everything needed was already planned carefully, though there were a couple of things they needed to pick up today. Blaine carried the bags as he followed Kurt around, grinning happily as he listened to Kurt talk about the plans he had for how these decorations and things in their bags would used.

It was nice to see Kurt back in his element. There were moments when Blaine's finance would grow distant and get stuck back into that dark place in his mind, but today there had been none of those moments. Despite the weather being cold, they were both bright and happy, carried away by the bliss of making wedding plans as they slowly moved towards the date when those plans would become reality.

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Kurt was in Planning Mode.

It happened with less frequency than one would think. He awas always engaged and working on something, but Planning Mode was different. It basically meant Kurt's energy level and tenacity were cranked up to eleven, and it had been that was for the last few weeks as the wedding date grew closer and closer.

For some reason he kept forgetting that this was actually his wedding, and not someone else's-- It was like a shock to the chest every time he remembered, both thrilling and terrifying, and he felt like the days were going by far too quickly.

It wasn't as if he weren't ready; he'd been ready since high school. This place played the worst tricks at the worst times, though, so he felt far too rushed and stressed about everything. That was why it was better to let Planning Mode take over and steamroll his way through the next few weeks without any distractions.

In the flurry of activity, though, he'd almost forgotten the most important thing. What was he going to wear? He passed a nearby tuxedo shop, biting his lip-- They all looked the same, honestly. He wasn't about to look run-of-the-mill on his own wedding day, thank you very much.

"I can't believe you got your outfit before I got mine," he said idly. He wrung his hands. "I just can't seem to settle on anything."

"Well, that's the only thing I really planned in advance," Blaine admitted. He hadn't been the kind of kid to plan what cake or what color scheme he was going to have for his wedding, but he always knew what kind of luxury tux he would wear.

"Do you want to go in and try some stuff on?"

"I'm not sure," said Kurt, spinning around anxiously. "Maybe I should go with Franz... Isn't what we're wearing supposed to be a surprise?"

He bit his lip and glanced into the shop again. "Maybe we can just look..."

Blaine nodded. "Yeah, we'll just look. You can narrow it down to a couple and then come with Franz to pick out which one you'll wear on our big day."

Kurt relaxed and smiled. Blaine had a way of always bringing him back down to earth when he blew things out of proportion. Happily he took his fiance's hand and walked into the shop, looking around with trepidation.

As expected, everything was rather monochromatic. Kurt wasn't sure what he'd been expecting; men's fashion was never quite as accommodating as he'd like it to be. He approached a few colorful suits and examined them carefully.

"I really want to pull out all the stops," he murmured. "I mean, I'd be happy with a basic cut for any other occasion, but..." He trailed off, looking at a white suit near the window.

Blaine moved with him, looking at the beautiful clothes with curiosity. "Do you think you'll find something you really like? I mean, if you had enough time you could get something and alter it to fit your idea better?" He hated the idea of giving Kurt more work to do, but at least it would help him feel 100% pleased with their day.

"Maybe," said Kurt, and sighed. "I'll probably end up doing that no matter what happens."

He backed away from the outfit he'd been examining, folding his hands behind his back and bouncing on his feet a little. "This is boring. Wedding gowns are much more fun. Not that I'm going to wear one," he said pointedly.

After a moment's consideration he said, "I'm depressed. Let's go look at them. Gowns, I mean."

Blaine raised his brow. "Don't be depressed," he said. "We can look at any of the gowns you want to." He moved towards that section of the store. "They're beautiful."