I dreamt I was getting married to her last night. It was one of the most vivid dreams I've ever had. It went something like this.
I was getting married this day. Lots of hustle and bustle, people running around setting up and decorating. I look around and realize that the venue that we are at is a graveyard. This isn't a surprise to anyone and doesn't seem to bother anyone as if it were planned that way. Another thing that I notice is that this graveyard shares the property with a temple. This temple looks very much like the Mormon temple in Los Angeles, CA.
The only people I can see at this time is my family. All running around fulfilling their duties in preparation for the big day. My focus turns to my mother staring out into the distance over the many scattered graves. I walk up to her, and as I put my arm around he shoulder she says "It's over there." as she lifts her arm pointing. As my eyes move to see what she is pointing at, the scenery becomes familiar, and I recognize it as the graveyard my sister is buried in. A sense of peace washed through my body knowing that my sister was able to be with me on my wedding day. We start to move towards her gravesite, feeling calm. As I approach her plot, rather than her usual flat, in-ground headstone I am accustomed to, there is a large ornate statuesque headstone in it’s place, with a young woman sitting on top of it. The family that had walked over with me began to be upset that this woman was sitting atop my sister’s grave, and it was as if they just faded away in that they were not the focus of what was going on, and I couldn’t hear what they were saying. I on the other hand recognized the young woman to be my sister who died, well before I was born, at the age of eight only in the dream she was grown up well into her twenties. She smiled at me and said “You’re doing the right thing.”
I stared at her and the headstone almost in disbelief, when I noticed a second name scribed on the tombstone. A name I didn’t recognize, a name I don’t know, and a name that I don’t remember. I asked her about it. She said it was the name of another brother whom my mother had miscarried.
Excited by the appearance of my sister and wanting to include her in the day’s festivities, I ran to have some decorations moved to her headstone and have the photographer take pictures of it.
I woke up, to my dismay, in my darkened bedroom disappointed that it was just a dream.