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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mr. Sparkle" data-source="post: 1093387" data-attributes="member: 13086">Short answer: Yes.Long answer:My character, Kalin, is a dwarven cleric of Thor.  When my DM discovered that Kalin was past the normal marrying age for a dwarf, Kalin started receiving sendings from his parents about the potential brides they had found for him.Kalin finally agreed to marry Vrenn, a paladin of Odin.  The preparations for the wedding were interspersed in our campaign over several months.  Every time we went back to town, Kalin had a short encounter with wedding preparations.The wedding itself took a good part of a gaming session.  It was a full-fledged festival with various competitions (drinking, feats of strength, etc.).  The strength of Kalin's beard was tested by hanging members of Vrenn's clan from it.  Kalin's performance in these various competitions improved his reputation with Vrenn's family and helped to determine the value of various gifts the happy couple received.Our DM put a lot of time and thought into making the wedding a lot of fun for all.  The short encounters leading up to it didn't take anything away from our camaign, and actually built up a lot of interest.  Everyone was pretty excited for the session when Kalin was getting married.  The whole experience added a lot of depth and flavor to our campaign.</blockquote>