Vampire Wedding Gown Novels & Stories

Her mind wandered for quite some time until the other servants came into the room. “Miss Virginia,” they said while holding a white gown and some accessories, “let us help to put on your wedding dress.” Virginia nodded then stood up. As Susan and the other female servants put the wedding dress on, the woman admired the overall look of the dress. It was a white empire dress with an off-shoulder neckline that complements her beautiful long neck. Virginia barely recognized herself in the mirror with the dress, veil, and elegant hairdo. One servant handed her an all-white flower bouquet that matched perfectly with her entire outfit.

I mumbled to them and walked to my room. xxx I stared at the elegant, short, royal blue lace up dress . It's so beautiful and really nice. I wore it and looked myself in a mirror. The party is happening annually so that the vampires and humans can get along every once in a while. I combed my loosened hair a few times and got out to attend the party. I stopped in the middle of the hallway when I saw David, Franklin, Joey and Danny waiting near the staircase. "Be careful tonight." David mumbled, tugging on his suit and I nodded hesitantly. The Mendez family will also be here. I still couldn't comprehend what they want from me. I never had any trouble with any vampire before.

Akira detests vampires. “Yeah, he's ugly. So ugly!” She nodded and lied again. “And I'll marry him.” she continued, which made Alisson hooked. “You'll marry him? A vampire?” Akira smiled, but there was a hidden wickedness in it, “Of course, it's fate. Who am I to ignore fate just because I detest vampires?” Alisson was surprised. She knows Akira too well; her madness and anger toward vampires know no bounds. And to find out that she's willing to marry a VAMPIRE surprise at the same time scares her.

Gabby muttered amidst all the thoughts racing through her head. "Well, shall we?" Alfred offered opening the door and pointing inside the car. Gabby's gown was not a big and heavy white material which she had to lift before getting into the car. Rather, it was a V-cut knee-length gown with blue flowery designs. The wedding venue was just twenty minutes away from Gabby's home and it was exquisite. For a sham marriage, Leone really threw money on this Hall. It wasn't a storey building but it was quite tall. The Hallways carried vases adorned with a variety of beautiful flowers.

“You look wonderful, honey!” I thought of that, too even though nothing could compare to Kenna today. I was given a peach coloured full-sleeved, floor-length gown for today’s event. It was encrusted with diamonds and gold threads, and to be paired up with diamond danglers and bracelets. My hair was pulled up in a messy bun, but the curls made it look sophisticated and stylish. Selene did a pretty simple makeup since I didn’t need any nowadays. Ever since turning into a vampire, I seemed to have acquired that naturally glowing flawlessness to my skin that was a trait of the immortal race. “Thank you, Kenna.” I looked around the room. “Where’s Emiel?”

I didn’t even know how I was going to pay rent, the last thing I wanted was to add more to the debt I already felt I owed him. But he insisted it was necessary. If Ronan was going to believe this marriage, Victor had to spend on me. That made sense… so I agreed. Two hours later, the stylist left, and I was finally ready. The gown was light blue satin with a long slit that brushed my toes. Paired with grey heels, soft makeup, and my hair swept to one side, I barely recognized myself. I looked polished. Elegant. Like someone who belonged in Victor’s world. Like Elara.

Noah said to me, and then he left. A few minutes later, Anna delivered my gown. It is a long fishtail dress in dark blue and black with many pearls of different sizes. It looks like a mermaid about to surface. On the back, there is also a pattern identical to Noah’s collar, but it is blue. "Honey, you are very beautiful today." Anna said as she fixed my hair and dress. I never thought I would have the day to wear a dress and attend a party. The vampire banquet, as a rule, does not start until the evening.

It was nothing more than basic courtesy, but as someone who was treated as less than human by everyone, his small acts of kindness made Prince Leander the kindest person I knew. The guards finally led me to the bridal chamber which is near where the wedding would soon took place. The doors swung open and I was surprised to see the same seamstresses who took my measurements yesterday. “Lady Winter,” the head seamstress greeted softly. My gaze drifted past them. At the very center of the chamber stood the wedding gown. I stopped breathing. The gown was unlike anything I had ever seen. At first glance, it resembled a traditional human wedding gown—pure white, fitted through the bodice, with lon

If the engagement had shocked people, then this wedding was a declaration of power so overwhelming that it left the entire Alliance breathless. My gown was also a gift from Kaelen. It was crafted from enchanted silk and dyed a deep, blood-like crimson, with intricate golden runes stitched along the seams, which were ancient symbols of protection and prosperity. Although this was my second wedding, my heart couldn’t have been more different than the first time.

Victoria Six months after Marcus's defeat, I stood before the ancient mirror in what had once been Aurora's room, now completely transformed into my bridal suite. The reflection staring back at me was barely recognizable as the frightened eighteen-year-old who had fled to Devil's Lair all those months ago. My wedding gown was a masterpiece of fairy craftsmanship—flowing silk the color of moonbeams, embroidered with silver threads that seemed to capture and hold light. The bodice was fitted perfectly to my curves, while the skirt flowed like water around my legs. A crown of living flowers rested on my head, their petals shimmering with the same ethereal glow that now seemed to emanate natural