Mordred's a naturally nervous person, but being in a place like the Nexus, one that exceeds even his own very high weird meter, has him even more on edge. The last thing he wants, or needs, to do is to piss off someone who sets off his internal 'not quite what they appear to be' switch.

All of the advice is very good, though. The druid gapes for a moment and then pulls out his phone, quickly taking a few notes for himself so he can relay them both to his wedding planner and his fiancé.

Easy obligations (for guests). Activities for children. Petting zoo???

...that last one is probably bad to suggest because Galeas will like it and want it, but that's part of why he has to write it down. It would also be an adorable sight and Mordred is very much okay with this being part of their wedding day.

As he slips his phone into his pocket, Mordred looks up with a small smile. "We've a lot of magic around us we could probably use to make whimsical things happen. I'm already planning on making the garden where we're getting married as lush and beautiful as I can-- the morning of the wedding." Hopefully God won't mind him messing with the plants that are already planted there, but the druid will insist on a few varieties of flowers for the benefit of his husband.

There is one thing he wonders about with Loki's suggestions, though, and he can't help but ask it. "Do people really like carousels? I haven't even thought about one since... well, since I was a small child, I think."