3 Real-Life Stories of Weddings That Went Horribly Wrong3 Real-Life Stories of Weddings That Went Horribly Wrong

So, whether you’re a hopeless romantic or someone who loves a good train wreck, these stories will grip you from start to finish. Buckle up, buttercup, because here comes the drama.

On Her Wedding Day, Bride Is Terrified When Her Supposedly Dead Fiancé Appears among the Guests

I stared at my reflection, adjusting the delicate lace veil over my face. The 15-carat diamond on my finger caught the light, but it felt like a weight dragging me down. I tried to steady my trembling hands.

This was my choice. David was gone, and this was the life I had to live now.

But deep down, I knew it wasn’t right. The engagement ring I’d hidden beneath my dress — the gold band with its tiny diamond — hung from a thin gold necklace. It was the only thing that felt real. It was a reminder of the life I’d lost, of the man I’d lost.

David.

Just thinking his name sent a pang through my chest. I could still see his smile, and feel the strength in his arms the night he rescued me from myself.

I was young and reckless back then, a party girl the tabloids loved to tear apart. But David saw something in me that no one else did, and he loved me for it.

He gave me that tiny ring when he asked me to marry him, and I said yes without a second thought. I actually believed my parents would be happy for me, but my father, Greg, had other plans.

“You can be just as happy with a rich man,” he’d said, dismissing David like he was nothing.

I fought for David. I believed that our love would conquer anything and everything. Then came the accident.

I still remember the look on my father’s face when the police called. He turned to me with an expression so tender, so unlike him, and told me David was gone.