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There is a bridal shop in Mexico. The owner's daughter was killed by a venomous "black widow" spider on her wedding day and was unable to walk on the red carpet. So the sad owner made his daughter's body into a dummy and displayed the wedding dress in the window as a souvenir of his daughter. Does this very meaningful, yet terrifying zombie bride really exist?

In the glass display window of a century-old store in Chihuahua, Mexico, there is a fake model wearing a wedding dress. She bears a striking resemblance to the real person, even with clear veins on her hands. For more than 70 years, local residents have suspected that the mannequin was actually the embalmed body of a real person—the daughter of a former bridal shop owner. On her wedding day, the daughter of a bridal shop owner was bitten to death by a poisonous spider named "Black Widow." The grieving mother made her into a dummy in a wedding dress.

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"Corpse Bride" bridal shop phantom legend, the scarier it is, the better the business will be

Among the residents of the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua, there is a bizarre story about the "zombie bride", which attracts many curious people to the mysterious store to see the "zombie bride" wearing a wedding dress. People want to know that the "beauty" standing in front of the window is just an ordinary mannequin. Or is it the body of the shop owner's daughter who has been dead for decades, as the legend says?

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Admirers come from all over the country

According to locals, as early as 75 years ago, the mysterious "bridal model" was already standing in the window of the bridal shop. She was wearing a snow-white wedding dress and looked like a real person. Since then, local rumors about the "zombie bride" have spread, suggesting that she actually died decades ago. However, the body was well preserved after embalming. No wonder anyone who has seen this model will be surprised by how much it looks like a real person: the veins under the skin, the sparkling eyes, the eerie smile and the slender figure resemble a beautiful lifelike bride. Soon, the reputation of the "zombie bride" spread to Mexico, and curious people from the United States, South America, Europe and other places came to admire it.

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Even the clerk himself is scared

The "zombie bride" stands in a shop window, facing a busy street. Occasionally, you'll see someone staring with curious eyes and pressing their nose to the glass to see what's going on. "She has looked very beautiful over the years," said admirer Yolanda Robry from the United States. Her hair, nails and many other details look real."

Ever since the model first appeared in a shop window on March 25, 1930, rumors about the "Corpse Bride" had spread throughout the closed city. Someone noticed that the dummy looked very similar to the shop owner at the time, so they concluded that it was actually the shop owner's daughter who was bitten and killed by a black widow spider on her wedding day. "Since then, the store has often received abusive phone calls, and people thought the boss was deliberately trying to scare people," said Mario Gonzalez, the current owner of the store. "So the boss decided to find a notary to clarify the rumors. But it was too late, no one believed her excuses."

Because so many stories about "zombie brides" have spread so mythically, even the clerks in small shops are frightened. They dare not leave work last and refuse to change the clothes of the dummy.

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Building a "Corpse Bride" Museum

Gonzalez plans to create a visitor database and build a special museum for the Corpse Bride because so many people come to visit him. However, when asked whether the "Corpse Bride" was really a zombie, he smiled and shook his head: "Is she real?" Many people believe it, but I really can't say.

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Bizarre legends add to the horror

As the reputation of the "Corpse Bride" grows, the stories about her become more and more exciting. Some say that a French magician fell madly in love with her and that he could use his power to resurrect the dead at night. Others said she could feel she was being watched no matter where she was in the store. Some even believe that she keeps moving at night to scare passers-by outside her shop window.

There are many people who are afraid, and there are also many who are afraid of fear. Many people even light candles outside the windows to show their respect. Shop owner Gonzalez also told a story, "One day, a girl had a big argument with her boyfriend in front of the shop. She was so angry that she turned around and was about to leave, but the boyfriend pulled out a pistol and shot her." Gonzalez, the shop owner Sares said, "When the girl fell down, her eyes happened to see the 'Corpse Bride', and she shouted, "Save me, please save me." Then guess what? She was really rescued. .”

The horror story of this "zombie bride" spread throughout the Americas, and many people rushed to this bridal shop, hoping to solve the mystery behind the "zombie bride".

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Employees believe they are real people

Locals call this dummy "" or "Jr". Over time, many legends, and even supernatural events, emerged surrounding this "zombie bride." For example, a French magician is said to have fallen in love with the mannequin. He could wake her up at night with magic and take her shopping in the city. Others said they felt the dummy's eyes following their figure when they visited the bridal shop. Passers-by also said that as night fell, the dummy changed position in the darkened window.

The employees at the bridal shop were too afraid to leave as they closed their doors for the last time. Some employees refused to change the dummy into a wedding dress. In fact, the dummy changes into wedding dresses twice a week, usually in the most popular styles. In order to protect the "privacy" of the dummy, the shopkeeper should cover it with curtains when changing the dummy's wedding dress. Every time I get close to Pascualita, my hands sweat uncontrollably," said a bridal shop employee named Busiaga. Her hands look like real hands and you can even see the scars on her legs. Veins. I believe she is a real person.

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For more than 70 years, the story of the "zombie bride" in this bridal shop has spread throughout Mexico. Many tourists rushed to bridal shops in Chihuahua City to see the "fake models" in the windows. Today, curious tourists come from South America, the United States and even Europe. Everyone wants it unraveled. The truth behind the zombie bride.