The Murdered Bride
Residual Haunting • Historical period (exact date unknown)
A bride who was murdered by her bridegroom on their wedding day within the Tudor Rose Hotel. She appears as a short woman in a white wedding dress with infinite sadness, eternally walking the staircase where her joy turned to tragedy.
The Story
Historical Evidence
The consistency of witness reports describing a woman in a white wedding dress with a profoundly sad demeanor provides the primary evidence for this haunting. The fact that she appears most frequently on the anniversary of her wedding day suggests a strong connection to the specific date of the tragedy. The building's ancient history and continuous occupation provide ample opportunity for such a traumatic event to have occurred.
Where to Encounter This Spirit
🔥 Most Active Areas
- Main staircase (primary manifestation area)
- Historic Tudor sections of the building
- Guest rooms in the 1645 timber-framed area
- Areas near the original wedding location
- Upper floors of the ancient building
👁️ Common Sightings
- Short woman in white wedding dress
- Figure with expression of infinite sadness
- Apparition walking up the staircase
- Bride figure appearing on wedding anniversary
- Phantom presence in period wedding attire
Paranormal Investigations
The murdered bride has been encountered by guests and staff over many years, with paranormal investigators regularly documenting activity on the main staircase. Local ghost tour operators feature her story as one of King's Lynn's most tragic supernatural tales, and the hotel's reputation centers largely around this particular haunting.
🏰 Stay at This Haunted Hotel
Tudor Rose Hotel
King's Lynn, Norfolk
Experience The Murdered Bride's haunting firsthand by staying at this historic Parts dating from the 12th century, with the oldest sections over 800 years old hotel.