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happy birthday, Steve !!

I'm up for just about anything and will gladly use regular Steve here, pre-serum Steve or rule!63 Steve - Stephanie. Just let me know which you want. Regular Steve can be during TFA, CA:WS, CA:CW, post CW or any other kind of timeline. Pre-serum Steve can be pre-war, during the war or time travel and in the present time period. Stephanie can be any time period.
Here are some suggestions -
PARTIES: Whether group based, like a surprise party or something more lowkey with just a duo.
OUTINGS: Something non-party related. Art museums, BBQ/picnic, dinner etc etc.
CAKE TIME: What's a birthday without an amazing cake? Steve's favorite is vanilla bean with apple frosting because it's what his ma used to make when he was younger.
PRESENTS: Good luck getting him to take anything. Birthday or not, he doesn't accept presents very easily.
DANCING: Always bittersweet but one of the ultimate ways to connect for Steve.
FIREWORKS: It's the 4th after all!
SOMETHING ELSE: The sky is the limit. Mix/match, come up with something else. Throw whatever at me.
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Sam had tried to come up with something to say - had ended up with about twenty scribbled drafts all crumpled up in his trash can. Nothing had sounded right. And here, in front of Steve, he still didn't know what to say, but he had faith that he'd manage to stumble through this somehow without making too much of a fool out of himself.
"I've loved you for so long," he began. "And I never said anything 'cause I didn't know if it was the right time, if you loved me back, if you even wanted anything. I didn't think being with you was even possible, and it took a push from Tony to make me realize that I was being an idiot." Sam glanced over Steve to look at Tony and grin ruefully. "And what all three of us have is something greater than I ever could have imagined. Something I never want to end, and I'm pretty sure Tony feels the same way, since he agreed to help with this project."
Sam held the box out in front of Steve, his grip on one side, leaving room for Tony to pick up the other half and the thread of the conversation.
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"It might not be legal," he said finally. Not if it was genuinely going to be the three of them. And possibly not the best way to start this off, but Tony soldiered on. "But we wanted something to show that this is real. Permanent. Important." It had been so much easier to just make the ring.
And with a sigh, he held the box up for him. "Happy birthday?"
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Okay, it couldn't be technically legal being there were three of them but this made it official for them. To think no one ever wanted or looked twice at him growing up but now he had two people who wanted to be with him. Fully and completely.
Lump rising in his throat, he gave a nod of his head as he tried to compose himself. "Yes, I want - yes." He needed another moment. "I love both of you so much. Yes. I want this." The ultimate in commitment. "The ring is - wow."
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He nuzzled Steve's neck as he took the ring out of the box and slid it onto his finger. "I mean, we could still find an Elvis impersonator to do some kinda ceremony if you really wanted to," he teased. "People'll do anything if you throw enough money at them." Not that Steve really understood the cultural significance of being married by an Elvis impersonator, so the joke fell a little flat.
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Which wasn't to say that he couldn't power through it. Pasting on a grin and clearing his throat as he leaned in. "I mean, hell, we could do a whole blowout if you really wanted to. Wedding of the century. We could make so many conservative nutjob heads explode. But. You tell me," he finished with a shrug.
Then, added a bit quieter, "this thing, this is for us. It's whatever you want to make of it. So."
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Emotions were always a difficult thing for him to come to terms with. Another mark of his past. As for progress, it made him sad to know culture had moved very little on the acceptable love front since his time. There should have been far more strides made.
"Would you both want a really big ceremony?" he asked, not wanting to take away another from them. If left up to him, he'd want something private and lowkey, more of his benchmarks.
Grinning, though, he leaned in to kiss them both, one after the other.
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"But I'd be just as happy with a small one," he added, more seriously. "Whatever size it is, it doesn't matter - or if we even have one at all. You two are all I need." He paused for a moment. "And cake. Definitely cake."
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"So, party with cake. Any other requests? I'm guessing we're inviting our nearest and dearest." Which essentially just meant the rest of the Avengers. Though Sam might have had a few outliers, and he turned a curious look on the man himself.
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Idly, he wondered what his mother would have thought of such a thing. In the end, Sarah would have been thankfully for others loving her son. He just had to believe that.
Looking between them, he smiled widely. "We can go fancy and over the top with the cake. A layer dedicated to each of us or something and then the top for all three of us." If they didn't have a ceremony at all the others would be upset, which he never wanted to have happen. "We can invite the others, Pepper and whoever else you guys might want to." He didn't really have anyone outside of the Avengers and those closely associated with the group.
"I - we have to have a first dance. That's one tradition I've always wanted to keep to." He added a second later, "Are we doing anything with our last names?"
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"I'd like it if my dad could perform the ceremony, if you guys don't mind," he added, a little more quietly. "A non-religious one, obviously." He'd dragged both of them to meet his parents - separately, so nobody got overwhelmed - and, given time, his parents had approved of it. (He'd also taken them to his father's church services for the sheer amusement factor of it, because Sam occasionally had to troll the people he loved.)
"Gonna dance with both of us at once?" Sam was admittedly curious about how it would work.