Destination Weddings Add-On Patches and Developer Kit

If you don't know what this is for check over here. Destination Weddings is a mod which lets you have the wedding ceremony at different venues. I intentionally built it in such a way to allow users to make (and upload) their own patches, adding new locations.

Four example patches are included on this page:

• []Ghosts of the Tribunal - it's a Creation Club included mod which has its own "faction", so it felt an appropriate one to include for when you complete that faction like the other ones

  [] Tundra Homestead - another Creation Club mod, and a player home. Just have the home and you can get married outside of it. Note: Creation Club home quests are a shared variable thing, so I just went through a slightly easier route with the requirement, but because of that you'll need to have the key on your person when trying to choose this spot.

  [] Legacy of the Dragonborn - Included because it felt like an appropriate mod-added "faction" thing. It's locked behind completing the guildhouse (and all pre-requisite quests), as well as the Night at the Museum quest and the Heist quest, to ensure there's no weirdness happening in the museum during the ceremony.

  [] Extended Cut - Saints and Seducers - just to show how silly these things can be. Get married at the Shivering Isles!

  For those of you looking to make your own, simply download the Stub Patch and follow the Article. It should walk you through it :)

  Installation

  Use a mod manager/organizer to install, or drop the loose files into your Skyrim data folder.

  Compatibility

  There may be some incompatibilities with things that add OTHER stuff? I dunno. I confirmed with the LOTD team that Odyssey shouldn't interfere with this, though :)

  Credits

  Bethesda for Skyrim Special Edition and the Creation Kit

  ElminsterAU for SSEEdit

  Me for Destination Weddings

  And of course the original authors for all the above mods

  But a special thanks to icecreamassassin, as well - without his LOTD mod to dig into the scripts of, I probably wouldn't have been able to figure out a way to get this patching mechanism to work. :)