Bride Precious Moments Novels & Stories

It looked good on him. "It's time sweetie" He said I nodded slightly. Slowly, the double doors open wide. The music went on.'here comes the bride' I was the bride. Oh geez. My eyes widened at the sight of the crowd seated on the pews. They all stood up as I and dad walked in.

She then said, "Alright, don't forget that you're the prettiest bride in the world. "Bar none!" - At the center of the wedding stage, the emcee had already taken the microphone and begun his speech. His enthusiastic tone immediately quieted the guests, who eagerly anticipated what was to come. "Now, let us welcome our beautiful bride down the aisle!" he announced. With this announcement, all eyes turned to the closed archway adorned with flowers. As the music played, the gate opened, revealing Jeanna being led out by Sophie. Apart from the brilliant bride, dressed in their best, Cherry and Tristan, followed behind, holding the long hem of her dress and scattering red rose petals from their s

Her palm was so soft and if her hands were this soft Musa wondered how soft her whole body would be and thinking of things like this was not good in his case as they had to be in the hall for two more hours. Her heart was racing as she stood next to her husband on the stage as the photographer took their pictures. She couldn't help but shiver as his hand touched her waist and the fragrance of his perfume was not helping her case. She felt herself swinging in pleasure. After few minutes when they sat on their place and everyone looked busy, Adam grabbed her hand and kissed it and looked at her blushing shocked face, lovingly and satisfied and said in deep husky voice, "You look beautiful my b

father asked them to exchange rings they both exchanged rings father said "now you can kiss the bride" parv kissed Sarah infront of everyone by taking her breathe away she started blushing because of her husband shameful act infront of all krish and miya marriage arrangements were done amazingly the marriage venue was arranged with flowers whole path was decorated with floral petals the tomb is decorated with flowers and pillars were decorated with curtains and flowers

She had worries that her anxiety would cause her to sweat and ruin her makeup or dress. This was really happening. Just the other day, she had been sitting in her classroom, and here she was, getting married to a complete stranger, not just anyone, a billionaire for that matter. This had to be a dream. "Lily!" "Huh?" She snapped out of thoughts. "I said, it's time." Anna repeated her words. 'Here comes the bride' was already playing from the other end and Fred appeared through the curtain. He looked stunned to see her and she knew he was rightly so. She looked like she had been born rich and for the first time, his lips twitched into a smile at her.

"Look into the camera and repeat after me. Tell her you welcome the baby and will step away as my wife. Tell her you wish us happiness." I wanted to look away, but Zachary's hand forced me to look into the camera. His shoes were trampling all over the crown jewel of a gown that had been torn off its hanger. He spent hours and a mountain of effort bidding on that in an auction. "You're the best fit for a gown, no one else," he once said. Now, he was stepping on that very diamond while forcing me to give my place to his mistress. I didn't bother moving.

" Lena collapsed onto the floor completely, her face ashen and lifeless. Meanwhile, a thousand miles away, in a small seaside town, I was getting married. The sea breeze carried a damp, salty smell. I sat by my window, looking outside, my eyes going warm. A bridal carriage stood in the yard. Its frame was carved from fine golden rosewood, the details worked with painstaking care. What caught the eye most, though, were the countless pearls set into the wood—each one round and full, like scattered moonlight. Everyone who saw it couldn't help but gasp. "Good Lord, what did this cost?" Susan stood beside me, laugh lines crinkling at the corners of her eyes. "As long as my girl's happy, that's al

In the end, I was nothing more than someone watching from the sidelines. Letting out a quiet sigh, I turned and left. I decided to hold off on canceling the wedding for now. As I walked away, something around Adriana's neck caught my eye—a gold necklace. A daisy-shaped diamond pendant hung from it. For a moment, my mind went blank. "Where did you get that diamond?"

I had agreed to be with Victor because, while I was busy designing perfect weddings for other people, he was the first man who had ever designed one for me. He had held my hand and patiently described the ceremony that would belong to us. Sunlight pouring through stained-glass windows. Us standing in a church, dressed in a wedding gown and tuxedo, exchanging vows to grow old together. He said he wanted to give me the most precious memory of my most beautiful years. And just like that, because of a single promise, I waited five years. Now he really was getting married. At a place he had described to me countless times. It was just that the bride was a woman he had known for only two months.