Bitr Jotunn, the Gypsy Vanner, trotted along the path. Its hooves softly clonked against the stone with every step it took. His head was held high while it continued its ever elegant trot to its destination, the Chivay party. Its normally freely worn silver hair was tousled under the decorative garb it was adorned with. Fine engraved white roses ran all along the attire, interlacing with the golden trim, all on a field of crimson thread. Bitr looked as elegant as his riders and he meant to match their regality. Bran ran the smooth of his palm along Bitr’s great neck. He had personally assured Bitr would look just as elegant as he aimed to appear. With the full purpose of arriving to the party dressed for the occasion. Though it wasn’t frugal the thought of appearing as extravagant as the others was a goal he wasn’t about to forsake. Grinning to himself he clicked the stirrup of his saddle against the horse’s ribcage. Hunching forward as he swelled from the swift movement, his coat tousled by the wind. The suit he wore beneath was much alike to the one he wore at Julius's wedding, this one however was burgundy and the buttons brown instead of golden, but the trim was all the same, golden. Bran looked down briefly, smiling at the sight of Rose's hands intertwined over his belly, her arms wrapped around his waist as she rides with him. She wears an ornate red dress, the bottom carefully tucked underneath her so as not to blow up as the horse sped to their destination. Like Bran's suit, the dress was trimmed with gold. Upon her wrist was a corsage given to her by Bran himself, a golden wire holding together the collection of small flowers and a larger, more elegant white rose. Her hair was up and out of her face, going no farther down than her neck, very much unlike the usual way she kept it so both her eyes were completely unmasked by her long, black locks. Most importantly of all, from her neck hung a precious amulet given to her by her beloved, an intricate platinum knot made in the land Bran was born. The location of the Chivay Party was in sight now, in a fluid movement the horse came to a slow halt, trotting through the tunnel, the portcullis clambering alive as it rose. Glancing around with a smirk Bran released the reins of the horse, knotting it about a post near the barracks. Loosening the collar of his suit and readjusting the cuffs, he looked up and down himself, patting the rear and prattling on about correcting his attire. He gazes at Rose atop the horse, chortling to himself and aiding her off the horse. Crooking his arm as she laces her own through he remarks. “The party is jus’ up there,” gesturing toward the grandiose keep at the apex of the mountain. Finally at the top the couple proceeded inside to greet all the others.