A House Getting Ready for a Wedding

A house wakes early for a wedding, every room busy with its own part of the morning. In the garden, guests sip tea at a table set beneath bunting strung between the trees. Inside, bridesmaids in floral robes have their hair pinned and flowers fixed while trying on gowns, a cat weaving past. On a curved staircase, the bride descends in a long veil, steam still rising from a cup left behind her. Below, the kitchen holds a woman decorating a towering cake balanced on a cart, pots simmering behind her. Upstairs, a queue forms outside a bathroom while children build a blanket fort among scattered toys in a bedroom. Near the entrance, two men carry rose garlands into a dining room, where guests arrange bouquets around a table set with flowers. A stack of wrapped gifts by the stairs waits to be sorted, each box its own size and colour.