Florida bride-to-be arrested for beating up groom in wild fight over prenup: cops

She’ll take thee … to the hospital.

A bride-to-be in Florida got so furious during a wild fight over a prenuptial agreement, she allegedly beat up her groom and bit his brother a few days before their wedding, according to cops who arrested her.

Molly Rose Hogan, 26, exploded into a booze-fueled argument with her unidentified fiance over the wedding contract at their home in St. Petersburg on Sunday night — prompting her to grab his head and pummel him in the chest, legs and torso, according to an arrest affidavit.

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When her soon-to-be brother-in-law intervened to protect his sibling, she allegedly flew into a fit of rage and chomped down on his arm, police said.

The husband-to-be — who was set to marry Hogan on Saturday —  “attempted to escape from [her] multiple times,” according to police.

He was ultimately pulled away from his raging bride by witnesses who corroborated his account of the attack, according to the affidavit.

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He suffered “multiple physical injuries,” cops said.

Hogan was charged with domestic battery and a judge ordered her to have no contact with her future husband or his brother.

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She was allowed a one-time visit to the home to retrieve personal belongings, according to the Smoking Gun, which was first to report the pre-ceremony smackdown.

It wasn’t immediately clear whether the quarreling lovebirds still plan to get hitched.

But their wedding registry still urges friends and family to “join our epic journey” and asks for help paying for a wedding cake, flowers and an open bar.

The fight was sparked by “a heated argument over signing a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage,” according to police.

Hogan didn’t immediately return a request for comment from The Post.

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