Bride Getting a Spanking

I've read several good stories here and elsewhere about the groom (& possibly the best man) being spanked, as well as viewing some good art & pictures with that theme. Turnabout is fair play.

Late to the party, and shameless plug upcoming.

My story 'I do' (F/F) is about a bride getting spanked by her friend for wanting to cancel the wedding.

I read one recently named "Hot Seat" by Lady Katie. The bride was spanked by her husband to be just before the wedding.

One of the Spank Shop stories (Chloe) concerns a bride to be receiving a spanking from Aunty Andrea.

This is a very old idea. A poster for the old Spencer Tracy film Father Of The Bride showed him spanking the bride over her wedding dress. I think the bride was played by Elizabeth Taylor. Unfortunately I the spanking wasn't actually in the film. An old Janus magazine photo story showed a groom spanking and caning his bride. In this the bride's dress went up and her knickers came down, revealing her to be wearing white stockings and suspenders. There must be some stories of this on this site but I can't think of any off hand. Usually the bride gets spanked by her father for being too slow and late getting ready for the wedding. And spanked by her new husband after the wedding to get the marriage off to good start by making sure she knows whose boss in it. Sometimes there is a wedding present of a paddle from the bride's father to the happy couple in the story. I can remember several stories like this in old Kane and Janus magazines.

I've got two stories where brides got married with bright red bottoms glowing under they wedding dresses, but they didn't get spanked in their dresses. They are, "The Ex Gunfighter Part 2, " and "She Wound Up Over My Knees Part 2."

I have a story called ' The trouble with Amy's bargain' where a bride is spanked if you are interested x Elorac

Janus was where my story 'Blushing Bride' originally appeared. In fact it was the first spanking story I ever had published. Still reads pretty well, I reckon (says he modestly).

"The Best Man," by Rick Marlowe.

(See question about self-plugging on another topic)