Summer Camp

Pairing: Sara and Nick (Snickers)

Ever since their reunion at the LVPD crime lab, Nick and Sara had been dating on-again and off-again. During their off period, Sara had been seeing Hank Peddigrew until she learned he had a girlfriend while they dated. Now, Sara is with Nick and this time it's on for good. What does the future hold for them? This takes place after Rashomama.

A/N: This is the final chapter of this story. I am not sure if I am going to do a sequel to this story or not.

Disclaimer: I don't own Nick, Sara, Greg, Bill and Jillian and the rest of CSI. I do own Nick's sisters Melody and Bridget, Sara's brother Brian and anyone else mentioned here. If I had owned CSI, I would have persuaded Jorja (Sara) to stay on the show. I would also hook Sara up with Nick. I'd also get Grissom and Lady Heather together.

The Wedding of Nicholas Stokes and Sara Sidle

Nick stood at the altar of the church with Warrick, Greg, Billy (Nick's brother), Brian and Sara's favorite male cousin as his groomsmen. He was looking forward to this day for some time since he was reunited with his summer camp sweetheart. Even though it took them almost six years to get to this point, it was worth it.

"Are you nervous?" Warrick asked Nick.

"Like you wouldn't believe," Nick replied. "I am not sure about Sara."

"I am pretty sure that she is just as nervous as you are," Warrick reassured his friend. "Think about the dress she will be wearing, you will finally get to see it."

"I think I remember Catherine paying one of Sam Braun's friends to guard it from me," Nick chuckled. "Man that old guy could still chase someone about 30 years younger. I am grateful that her father didn't come to my house personally to beat me up."

"You shouldn't have tried to sneak a peek," Warrick smirked. "Today, you will be rewarded."

Bridal Party

"Nicky will be pleasantly surprised when he sees what a beautiful bride you are, Sara," Catherine gasped. "He'll love the dress you pick out."

"Catherine, the credit for this was partially yours," Sara chuckled. "You have impeccable tastes in wedding dresses."

"Been there, done that," Catherine replied. "However, when I married Eddie, I didn't have as good taste in dresses as I do now. Besides, that dress looks gorgeous on you."

"Is it true you paid a friend of your father's to guard from Nick's prying eyes?" Sara asked.

"I wanted him to see it on the wedding day," Catherine replied. "I couldn't believe that old man chased him away."

There was a knock on the door, and Lindsey rushed to answer.

"You are so lucky, Uncle Gil," Lindsey greeted the man entering. "If it was Nick, I wouldn't open this door."

"I think he knows that it's bad luck to see the bride 24 hours before the wedding," Grissom laughed. "Nick is at the altar with his brother, Sara's brother, Greg and Warrick as well as a few friends and fraternity brothers."

"You should see the bridal party," Sara said. "Nick has a lot of family, so I had to include as many sisters and nieces in my party as I could and still accommodate my niece, Brian's wife, best college roommate and a few friends from college.

"I am sure that your party would break the record for highest number of bridal party members," Grissom chuckled. "Sara, are you ready to become Mrs. Nicholas Stokes?"

"More than ever!" Sara smiled with excitement. "I somehow knew since we had met at day camp that we would meet again and get married."

"Good, it's time to walk you down the aisle," Grissom told her. "Nick is getting too wound up about becoming a married man."

A few moments later

Sara had a bouquet clutched with both hands and Grissom looped one arm around one of hers. The music started to play as they walked down the aisle. The minister asked who gives away the bride. Grissom replied by saying he does as he brought Sara to a very happy Nick. The couple joined hands and went to the altar and faced each other. The minister talked briefly about marriage and about Nick and Sara. Since, they wrote their vows, they exchanged them with a great deal of their hearts. The ceremony continued with the exchange of rings.

"And now with the power vested in me by the State of Nevada," the minister said. "I pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride."

Nick and Sara embraced each other and kiss each other passionately. That kiss lasted until they both needed air.

"It is my pleasure to introduce for the first time Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Stokes!" the minister shouted happily.

The audience stood up as Nick and Sara took their first walk as a married couple. The exited the church and into a carriage for a trip around the Strip and to the Bellagio where the reception would be held. This was a gift courtesy of Sam Braun.

"I can't believe I am Mrs. Nicholas Stokes," Sara said as she leaned on her head on her husband.

"Hey, you are now Sara Sidle-Stokes," Nick told her. "We are in the year 2006, not 1906."

"I love you, Nicky," she happily sighed.

"I love you too, Sunshine," he replied with his Texas size smile.

Upon their arrival at the Bellagio for the reception, Nick and Sara had their first dance as a wedded couple. As the celebration went on, there was eating, dancing and drinking. Brian and one of Nick's sisters each made a speech welcoming Nick or Sara to the family. During the cake cutting, Nick and Sara fed each other cake and smashed some of it on their faces. The champagne toast followed and everyone got a small slice of the wedding cake. Lady Heather caught Sara's bouquet while Grissom caught the garter.

At the end of the reception, everyone went their separate ways. The newlyweds headed off to their honeymoon. Where did they go? The place near where they first met Park City, Utah, of course!

THE END!