Your father, Richard, met a lovely woman by the name of Hilda. She was rounghly his age and had two daughters. The was only one problem, they are anthropamorhic whales. No one really knows where these anthros came from, but for years they fought (metaphically of course) for equal rights with humans. No sooner were anthros and humans given legal permission to marry my father and Hilda got hitched.
The cermony was beautiful but small, beach wedding, surprisingly there was a mix of anthros and humans on both sides of the guest list. This was the first time that you really noticed the size of your new step family. The whales were truely huge. The smallest stood at 6ft (intimidating to your dimutive 5ft), while the largest was a monsterous 12ft. Their bodies, though blubbery ranged in size and body type.
Hilda, dressed in her wedding gown. Her huge 10ft tall form was curvacous. She had a definite hourglass figure and her dress accentuated every inch of it. She definately had her fair share of love handles but you could see why your old man could be smitten with her.
Her eldest duaghter, Victoria (or Vicky as she prefers to be called, has a body much like her mother, only taller. Standing at 12ft (one the giants at the ceremony) she had her mothers bust, but lacked her hind quarters. Victoria loves her size and always strives to increase her own strength. You once saw her flexing in jest, but you could not help but notice how quickly her blubbery arms gave way to defined muscle.
Her youngest daughter is Liz. She is 18 (same you) and only 8ft. Although the shortest of the three she is by far not the smallest. She obese by any measure of the word. A big, round, heavy ball of a young woman. You have heard her described as lazy by her sister and mother but you don't know her all too well.
Both daughters wore blue bridesmaid dresses. Vicky's huged her form, while Liz looked as though she was going to burst out of hers. You try not to stare during the ceremony.
Before too long the ceremony was over and you find yourself mingling during the reception.
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