Rapunzel Wedding Ring Novels & Stories

Gina encouraged him, packing away the last of the dishes. “Let’s go to our room,” Prince Mano said. ‘I wonder what he wants to talk about,’ Gina thought, following him. “Ok, here we are, out with it,” Gina said, once inside their room. Prince Mano turned to face her and then dropped to one knee, “Will you do me the honor of being my wife?” “I am already your wife, silly,” Gina wiggled her hand with the fake wedding band on it. “I mean for real,” Prince Mano opened the small velvet ring box, a beautiful Art Deco Sapphire and Diamond Pallidum Ring.

We hadn’t talked much about the wedding lately, and standing here, surrounded by glittering rings, felt like we were playing parts in a script neither of us had written. The saleswoman presented a selection of rings, each one more stunning than the last. I tried on them, then a rose gold ring with intricate filigree, then another with a subtle engraving of vines. Alex tried on a few as well. Finally, I slipped on a platinum ring with a small, flawless diamond embedded in a twist of metal. It caught the light perfectly, simple yet striking. “This one,” grandfather said softly, holding up my hand. The saleswoman nodded approvingly, and Alex agreed, choosing a matching for himself too.

Thalia had imagined saying those words. She had imagined hearing Nikolai promise to love her. Instead... She was promising duty. Sacrifice. Silence. She looked at Nikolai. He never looked back. "I do," Thalia answered softly. The priest smiled gently. "May the rings be presented." An elderly attendant stepped forward carrying a velvet cushion. Upon it rested two platinum wedding bands. The priest carefully lifted the first ring. "These rings have passed through five generations of Ravenhart heirs." He turned the band beneath the light.

Several small white diamonds surrounded a deep blue stone that caught the light. Back when I bought Wendy’s wedding ring, I chose the simplest design because I wanted her to wear it whenever she liked. At the same time, I wanted it to have a special touch. So, I had one of the white diamonds replaced with a blue one. Blue was Wendy’s lucky color. I had the rings custom-made. I held up my hand in front of him. “What a coincidence! We have the same ring.” His hand flinched. He instinctively covered the ring with his other hand.

Her hair had diamond stickers on them, as well as the further corners of her eyes. On her hands were the tear-shaped diamond ring and a vine that had blue flowers on it. Crawling up toward the sheer sleeve that now had embellishments of sapphire on the top lining. On her chest was a sapphire stone that was neither too small to be noticed nor too big to rob attention from her face. Every time Andrea saw herself in the mirror, she was so sure that she was still getting the mermaid princess look that she had always wanted. This wedding was what she had always wanted.

“How can I help you today?” I pulled in a breath. “I need to ask about a ring. A custom one. It was picked up a couple months ago.” She blinked, tilting her head a little. “Do you have the order number?” “No,” I said, then hesitated. “It’s under Brandon Cortez. I was… I’m—” I cleared my throat. “It was for our engagement.” Her eyes lit up like she remembered. “Oh! The platinum band with the black sapphire? Yes! I remember that one. Gorgeous choice. It was completed and picked up four months ago.”

She handed the larger one to Shawn with a ‘P’ on the middle and she started wearing hers that has an ‘S’ on the middle too. “I persuaded or should I say begged Grandpa Kingsley 3 days ago about this. I said that I just don’t want the school to meddle so much when they see us wearing wedding rings and I’m such a clutz I might lose it. So he agreed to buy us these bracelets with a lower karat to at least remind ourselves we’re married.” Pru chuckled Shawn retorted with an amused expression “as if we wont be sleeping on the same bed with each other every night for us to forget. Is there anything else?”

she answered seriously. The infinity ring Zhi Rou designed was complicated to make and would cost them greatly. The infinity ring was composed of many tiny infinity signs and where they joined, the diamonds or stones of Lapis Lazuli sat. It was a very beautiful and simple ring but would take time to manufacture and put together. Shattered Crystals wasn’t your ordinary company and it only had a few jewellers which made their products valuable and rare. Zhi Rou nodded her head pursing her lips, “Seems about right, for now, we’ll borrow simple bands for the wedding and when you are ready, we’ll take it off your hands.”

I picked up a ring and it looks beautiful. “That is our 3 Stone Princess Cut with 14k White Gold,“ the lady describes. ”It’s beautiful, but too much for Winter’s taste.“ Maddie chimed in. “Are you sure?“ I asked. I think this ring will perfect on her finger. “Of course I’m sure!” Maddie exclaimed. “Winter and I shared with each other what our weddings would be like if it ever got to that point. She has a very specific ring in mind.”

The princess-cut solitaire was five carats with small side stones lining the platinum band. I gasped as it sparkled under the moon. "Venita Lowells soon to be Venita Kurt, I love you. You too Sasha and my pup." He brushed the same of his hand over my stomach which caused our pup to kick hard. Such an aggressive creature. "Will you marry my intolerable ass?" “I…yes, of course!” I answered, my eyes filling with happy tears. A cheer erupted from the small crowd around us which I hadn't noticed had long gathered. Landon slipped the ring onto my finger.