Let's say that this is our original sentence.
I am ready for our meeting.
I think the following one is also acceptable, not terrible.
For our meeting, I am ready.
But if it was
I am ready to meet you.
We could not say
To meet you, I am ready.
Or if it was
I am ready for you to come to me.
We could not say
For you to come to me, I am ready.
So, why?
Why when there is just "for", we can put it at the beginning (it is unusual but at least understandable)
But we cant put the other two at the beginning? Thanks.