Once upon a time, there was a beautiful and grand estate on the outskirts of a small town. The estate was known for hosting grand and lavish weddings, but it had a dark secret. It was said that a bride had died on her wedding day many years ago and that her ghost still haunts the estate, seeking revenge on those who dare to marry there.
The legend of the ghost bride began to spread, and fewer and fewer couples were willing to book the estate for their weddings. The owners, desperate to keep their business alive, tried to ignore the legend and continued to host weddings.
One day, a young couple, Sophie and Michael, decided to book the estate for their wedding. They had heard the legend, but they didn’t believe in ghosts and thought it was all just a silly legend.
As the day of the wedding approached, strange things began to happen. The staff at the estate reported seeing a ghostly figure in the bridal suite, and strange noises could be heard coming from the room. Sophie and Michael dismissed it as just their nerves getting the best of them.
On the day of the wedding, Sophie put on her beautiful, blood-stained wedding dress, the same dress worn by the ghost bride many years ago. As she walked down the aisle, the ghost of the bride appeared, causing chaos and panic among the guests.
Sophie, realizing that she was wearing the same dress as the ghost bride, realized that she was the target of the ghost’s wrath. She begged for forgiveness and promised to end the cycle of tragedy by never hosting another wedding at the estate.
The ghost of the bride was appeased, and she disappeared. Sophie and Michael were married and left the estate, never to return. The owners, seeing the error of their ways, closed the estate and turned it into a museum, honoring the memory of the ghost bride and her tragic story.
The moral of the story is that the past should be respected and not ignored, as it can come back to haunt us. And that sometimes, it’s better to listen to the warnings and legends of the past, rather than tempting fate.