The man who attacked a bride-to-be outside of a Texas club during her bachelorette party has been arrested. 

Trevon Woodards, 27, was arrested on Friday after being accused of attacking 27-year-old Canada Rinaldi on March 22, four weeks before her wedding. 

Rinaldi, from Oklahoma, had been celebrating her bachelorette party in Dallas, but her night ended with a broken nose, three broken teeth and eight stiches on her face. 

Woodards was recently granted parole, Fox 4 reported, and has a long criminal history behind him. 

He faced a slew of previous charges, including assaulting a police officer, misdemeanor assault, and burglary, according to the outlet. 

Woodards allegedly punched Rinaldi to the ground, where she fell face first and lost consciousness. 

‘I just didn’t deserve it,’ she tearfully told WFAA. ‘It’s just shocking, it’ just hard to believe.’ 

Dash cam footage from a passing Uber captured Rinaldi’s bridesmaid, Kelly Peralta, trying to save her but found herself also being punched by Woodards. 

Trevon Woodards (pictured in a previous mugshot), 27, was arrested on Friday after being accused of attacking 27-year-old Canada Rinaldi on March 22, four weeks before her wedding

 Rinaldi, from Oklahoma, had been celebrating her bachelorette party in Dallas, but her night ended with a broken nose, three broken teeth and eight stiches on her face

 ‘I just didn’t deserve it,’ she tearfully said. ‘It’s just shocking, it’ just hard to believe’

The attacker fled the scene before police arrived. 

Covered in blood and disorientated, Rinaldi was rushed to hospital with her severe injuries. 

The bride-to-be now faces more than $10,000 in medical expenses, according to a GoFundMe created to help ease the financial burden. 

‘She is now trying to heal – not only physically, but emotionally and financially – when she should be counting down the days to her wedding,’ the page heartbreakingly reads.

‘It just feels like a lot of my experiences were taken away from me,’ Rinaldi confessed to WFAA.

‘I feel like I’m not excited to plan my wedding anymore.’

Before being savagely attacked, the bachelorette was having the trip of a lifetime, according to the GoFundMe.

The organizer wrote: ‘On the night of Saturday, March 22, our beautiful friend was celebrating her bachelorette party – what should have been one of the happiest nights of her life. Instead, it turned into a nightmare.

Woodards was recently granted parole and he had a long criminal history behind him. He faced a slew of previous charges, including assaulting a police officer, misdemeanor assault, and burglary

The 27-year-old bride-to-be was enjoying a night out in Dallas with her bridesmaids before she was assaulted by a stranger outside of a club

Rinaldi is now faced with more than $10,000 in medical expenses while the culprit is still on the loose

 ‘Just 24 hours earlier, she had told us she was having “the best trip of her life.” That happiness was ripped away from her in an instant, turning it into the most terrifying and traumatizing night she’s ever experienced.’

Even though it has been difficult, Rinaldi has been trying to keep her spirits high leading up to her special day.

‘I’m getting there, I’ll be okay, but it’s hard. But I’ll be okay,’ she told WFAA. 

Currently, a possible motive for the attack has not been released.