What The Bride Said Novels & Stories

He raised his hand and fixed her crown. “Don’t lie,” she said, pouting. "Real brides are way prettier than me." "Have you seen one?" “Hmmm, I did. When mom took me to her friend's wedding. The bride is really pretty! Maybe that's why the groom suddenly cried when he saw her walk in the aisle. ” Joshua nodded his head. He looked back at her and asked, “Say, if you and I get married in the future, do you think I will cry too?”

This scared everyone when the priest said that it was a bad omen. "Oh my goodness! This can't be happening. My son won't marry this woman here."Bron's mother said. Bron was my fiance's name. "Don't say this Mrs Linda. Mr Lewis please explain this to your wife. Our daughter has no misfortune." "I also can't get my son married to your daughter." Mr Lewis said. "No please. You can't do this for a single mistake that my daughter has done." Dad said. The situation was getting serious I felt I could say something but I was a bride and brides couldn't speak before the ceremony but something inside me was forcing me to.

A bride, In the outside I looked so perfect but not on the inside. I leaned forward slightly and whispered, so softly that only I could hear it. “It’s finally happening…” My lips trembled. “What if I regret my choices?”

I hold onto her wrist but she only smile and stood up, she went to the mini stage and begin her speech… I didn’t know she’s giving speech… she didn’t tell me. “First of all, thank you for inviting me to your wedding. I know most of the people here are wondering what I’m doing here together with my daughter but for a moment let’s all forget about that… all the issues and concern let’s put that aside and think what’s really matter today and that’s the bride and the groom vowing to be together in sickness and in health and all of that. Ohm, I know you two will be wonderful together and I both wish you well. I hope that you too will love each other forever.”

"You may kiss the bride." My heart squeezed, and I closed my eyes. I didn't know what to expect. But then I heard coughing and hacking. I opened my eyes, and between coughs, Copeland finally said. "Minister, I have a cold." The audience gasped. I knew I had to be the first bride not to be kissed at their wedding ceremony!

Calming myself down, I needed to focus on something else anything but her or I will lose my mind. She looked gorgeous too gorgeous for her own good as hungry eyes were eating her up, then the bride came, Elena was beautiful but she holds nothing to Lukrezia. The groom and the bride were looking in lust to one another, then the vows came something stuck in my mind and in my heart, I will love you till my last breath, you are the center of the universe i live and prosper in, you will be my mate, my wife and my all, till the last day of my life.

He answered as he gazed at her groom’s father. Evina’s lips couldn't help but smile. ‘’Well, this is not just a dream come true for Gabriel and me, then.” Just then, the emcee of the program announced her entrance. “Now the moment that we’ve been waiting for is finally here. Here comes the bride, Miss Evina Chen - Yang!” ************************************************ Weddings remind us that love has a meaning and that love is the strongest bond, the happiest joy, and the loveliest healing we can ever experience. - Daphne Rose Kingma

"However, Deborah couldn't ask her about other things since there were too many people around them." "She nodded and threw a look at the makeup artist again before she said to Walter, ""Hurry up and find my shoes. Then, you can finally marry me!""" "After she said that, silence descended in the room." "The bridesmaid said somewhat awkwardly, ""It seems that the bride can't wait to leave with the groom. Let's not be wet blankets. Hurry up! Let's go through the wedding procedures quickly then!""" "Then, they quickly began to help Walter to find Rainie's shoes."

We all moved to our respective spots. As the familiar strains of a violin filled the air, I turned to watch the bride. Her brown hair cascaded in soft waves. She was fair-skinned, with a delicate nose and a gentle face. A small tiara adorned her head, making her look like a princess. Everyone she passed couldn't hide their awe.

She's clumsy with her movements but she pushes the band entirely successfully. When that is done, the priest speaks. “By the authority vested in me by the Church and the State of Italy, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.” I face her and she faces me. My mind instantly flashes to the first time this whole game began. I hadn't even let myself enjoy the taste of her tongue against mine, outside the building that day. I lift her veil.