After the ceremony, the afterparty began. The ceremony area was transformed into a massive banquet hall, with a large centerpiece at the center.
The centerpiece was an ice sculpture of the couple, lit up by a lighting magic tool and its temperature maintained by a cold-emitting tool—both quite expensive.
There was a stage up front for performances and the like, with round tables spread generously in front of it.
The entire menu, not just appetizers, was served, and people were allowed to mingle around, with the new couple doing the same.
Rather, they would go around the venue and greet guests, and they'd introduce themselves if they were not too familiar to increase their network.
Unlike in many other cities and territories, the brides of Bleulle could mingle after the wedding proper and did not have to wait in the bridal chambers for hours.
