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[Wedding] 100 Day Commitment

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Congratulations on your 30 Day Commitment Ceremony. It's a better time than any to look towards the future, so I'd like to ask you: Have you heard of the 100 Day Commitment Ceremony?

You know that here at Wedding Village, you can hold a 30 Day and 100 Day Commitment Ceremony, right? Now that you've held your 30 Day Ceremony, why not try for 100 Days?

Your 100 Day Commitment Ceremony will grant you another wedding ring upgrade, as well as some other items for married couples. Be sure to come see me when you've been married for 100 days, and I'll be more than happy to tell you more about the Commitment Ceremony.

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I hope to see you again soon.

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Don't let the word commitment scare you. Just think of it as a small ceremony between you and the person you've committed to.

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I've been expecting you. You've decided to hold a 100 Day Commitment Ceremony? If so, I'll tell you how to proceed.

To conduct a 100 Day Commitment Ceremony, you'll need one Commitment Ceremony Ticket. Purchase the ticket and bring it to Victoria, and she will reserve the ceremony chapel for you.

Once the ceremony is done, you'll receive an upgraded Wedding Ring, a Bright Hot Pink Heart, and a 10 Heart Return Stones that can be used to teleport to your spouse.

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Please form a party of two with your spouse and bring a Commitment Ceremony Ticket to Victoria. You can purchase a ticket from the Cash Shop. The nun is to your right.

<100 Day Commitment Benefits>

Promise Wedding Ring

Bright Hot Pink Heart

Heart Return Stone x 10

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Please come see me when 100 days have passed from your wedding. I'll tell you how to conduct a Commitment Ceremony at that time.

Also remember that a Commitment Ceremony can't be conducted if you're in the middle of a divorce. It sounds like common sense, but you'd be surprised...