Town Shop Bridal Novels & Stories

“I had been expecting you! You’re partner called ahead to give me a notice. Welcome! I’m Father Able Bishop, the Priest of Citador Cathedral. But I bet you already knew that.” “Hi!” I shook his outstretched hand, unable to keep the smile out of my face at his humorous attitude. “I’m happy to meet you Father. I spent my entire childhood here, so it would be an honor to be able to wed in this Cathedral as well.” “Ah! Yes, your fiancé mentioned.” His smile was big and warm, more welcoming than that of my entire town’s people combined. “A pleasant lady she is, your fiancée.” That had me pausing. “You know I’m marrying a woman?”

I took a quick glance at my mother and then looked at him again. “Is it?” I asked unconsciously and then bit my lower lips. What was I saying? The way I was acting was practically giving me away. Can you just get a grip on yourself already, Sapphire? “Okay, let’s try this on you now.” I breathed out in relief as soon as the designer entered and said. “Could you stay outside for a moment while the bride tries on her dress? I know you probably can’t wait to see her in the dress also,’’ she teased.

"Toby, did someone drop by earlier?" Toby looked up embarrassed and said. "I told them that you weren't around." Hilda was still trying on wedding gowns in the bridal shop. Nathan has picked out a suit long ago, and so I have to find a wedding gown that matches well with his suit. Due to Nathan's identity, the whole floor was specially sealed off just for the two of them. The bridal shop was part of the flagship stores for marriage products. Not only did they make wedding rings, they even tailored premium wedding gowns.

She says, pointing to her growing belly. I frown at her. “I won’t mind if you don’t, so what do you say?” Her face breaks into a wide grin, “Let’s do this.” After Chloe fed Lukas, she took him to the daycare we drive the Bride glow shop, one of the largest wedding gown wholesale and retail shops in the state. Walter, John and Margaret, some of William's contacts, were already waiting for us as we arrived and they helped fill us in and showed us around the plaza and also the beautiful displays of gowns.

‎*** ‎Elliot's POV ‎Clara and I stepped into the bridal store. Our eyes wandered around, taking in the environment. The doorbell chimed behind us as Lila and our mothers, as well as the rest of our bridal train, entered too. The owner of the store ushered us into a private viewing room. ‎"Welcome to Celeste Couture Bridal. It's an honor to serve such great people today," the owner said while smiling. ‎ "Well, my assistant would cater to whatever drink you need while we go over the outfits," she added.

he said grabbing the door. As soon as we walked in, I was immediately transported into a world of decor and wedding atmosphere, I felt giddy all over again. The place just oozed...' wedding' and I just didn't know where to look. "Hi, welcome to Maryland Boutique," one of the ladies walked over to us. "Hi, I brought a groom-to-be over here and he's in dire need of your assistance," Marct said. "Of course," the lady smiled at me. "Are you two here together?"

The vineyard's lush gardens, tranquil pond, and picturesque gazebo would set the tone. Next, they focused on choosing a romantic wedding theme. Bridget envisioned a classic, fairytale-inspired wedding with soft pastels and vintage lace. Eric suggested a rustic, vintage-themed celebration with earthy tones and wildflowers. They compromised on a whimsical, garden-inspired theme, blending pastel colors, flowers, and greenery. The vineyard's natural beauty would shine through.

As soon as we got into Chelsea’s car, she immediately started listing all the things that were on the agenda for my hens party. Wine tasting, makeup, high tea at Aimee’s, river cruise, cocktail making and dinner, strippers... the list went on. To be fair, only one of those activities was something I had asked for. Chelsea stops the car outside of a beautiful, renovated courthouse, which is known as The Barrel now. Laura and Kate squeal excitedly when they see me and place a bride-to-be sash around me, along with a pink, feathery tiara. I send them all a raised eyebrow, daring them to give the remainder of a silly costume, but neither of them has anything else.

Tabitha's voice cut through the tension. Beverly instantly pushed James' hand away and turned her flushed face to the side. Seeing her shy expression, a smile spread across James' lips. "Oh no! My bad!" Tabitha squealed and covered her eyes, though she still peeked through her fingers anyway. She was happy to see the two of them getting along so well. They entered the bridal boutique. Beverly had a classic beauty about her, so traditional styles were a natural fit, and she picked out a traditional Laridian-style dress in no time.

"Your Majesty, it you would allow, I want to marry Ophelia as soon as possible. I would like to marry her next week. You may decide whether we hold the wedding in Solterra or here in your kingdom. But since Ophelia had just recently found her real family, I would like to suggest to hold the wedding here first and then hold another wedding in my kingdom after since I would like every each of my people to witness how I would marry the woman of my dreams." "Thank you," I whispered to Demitri. The idea of holding a wedding twice to be held in both kingdoms is good. I really admire how he thinks. How fortunate I am to have him as my soon-to-be husband. The word 'husband' is so pleasant in my ears