Forever Bride Ring Novels & Stories

I was so freaking distracted with his intense stares. After I slipped his ring, I stared at it and my eyes widened. It's an elegant ring with an infinity design. It was gold. Shocked, I looked at mine and my lips parted. I noticed that my pair has small diamonds in it. I wanted to ask but the priest spoke first, stunning me. "You may now kiss the bride."

Then I heard him stop. He walked back in and tossed a ring box at me. I couldn’t believe he had been walking around with it in his pocket. “I had a big plan and everything, but that went to shit.” He flung himself down on the bed beside me. “It was probably a bad idea trying to do things properly, anyway. We don’t exactly do conventional well. You’re right, we don’t really do marriage, but we do handfasting. I got you a ring to honour your human half. I want you joined to me, permanently. For the Goddess to bless our joining, and now I sound ridiculous.” “No, you don’t. You sound wonderful.” I opened the box and looked down at the ruby stone and back up at Brodie. It was beautiful. Set in a

I covered my mouth with my hands as tears streamed down my cheeks. I looked around and saw that they were all crying. Delilah and Emilianna were on their phones, in tears, recording the moment. He stared at me intently, hope in his eyes, while on bended knee. "Can you make me whole and marry me for real this time?" he asked before handing me the most stunning ring I'd ever seen in my life. It's a diamond solitaire ring. It has an infinity symbol in the center, where the diamond is set. It was simple, but it was elegant in its simplicity. The piano was still playing, and everyone was waiting for my response.

He opened the box. Inside lay a ring. Silver, old, set with a stone that pulsed with pale blue light. Identical to the one he had given me before. Identical to the one my mother had worn. Identical to the one Kaelen had worn. Identical to the one that had been passed down through the bloodline for generations, through war and peace, through shadow and light. "Will you marry me?" he asked. His voice cracked. The bond hummed—warm, steady, unbreakable.

We sat down in the engagement chairs and finally the priest started chanting his mantra blessing the engagement rings “it’s beautiful shiva”I smiled looking at the ring in my fourth finger it was a emerald gold ring it was very beautiful “It’s the family earloom it’s always passed down to the princesses but the crown princess own is the most special cause of the emerald in the middle represents her status and royalty” Shivaay father explained to me and Silvia I noticed Silvia’s ring was golden too with a similar design to mine the only difference was the emerald on mine.

“But his love for Miss Evans is so outstanding, and his desire to make her his wife is so deep, that he cannot tolerate the idea of postponing this wedding.” Eleonor, although she had tears streaming down her face, did not maintain a desolate expression. On the contrary, she looked extremely numb. Asher turns to the bride, “He asked me to give it to you as a token of his sorrow.” He opens the velvet box and reveals a gold white ring with a huge drop-shaped diamond and several other smaller diamonds around the thin hoop. The guests sigh before the jewel. Erica nearly chokes. Emily's eyes glitter at the piece that is more beautiful and expensive than the price of all her jewelry put together.

A rush of emotions hits me. “What I’m trying to say is. Dahlia Blackwood Alpha of the Venom Fang Pack and future Alpha of Alpha’s. Would you give me the honour and privilege of becoming my wife?” I blink rapidly as a sob escapes my lips as he pulls out a beautiful ring from his pocket. I look at the ring held between his thumb and index finger and look at him. The ring is beautiful. It is a platinum band with a huge canary yellow diamond in the centre, surrounded by tiny diamonds.

“We have an older collection. The two trays are from our newest collection.” “Okay, let Mr. Da Costa and Miss Miller see it.” “Yes, ma’am.” The manager nodded at a shopkeeper to bring the last tray they already prepared. They showed it last because it was from the older collection. Usually, young bride and groom preferred the latest collection to the older ones. After showing the rings, Rosalind spotted a pair of rings that took her attention. Both rings had a solitary diamond. The smaller one for the bride was exquisite as it was a sparkling white diamond, while the bigger one for the groom was an elegant black diamond.