Photo credit: Aperina Studios | Photo credit: Instagram
Key highlights
- The bride and groom were leaving a building when their photographer slipped and fell into the swimming pool.
- The video of the incident, shared by Aperina Studios on Instagram, shows the newlyweds in shock as they watched a man help the photographer out of the pool.
- The role has now garnered over a lakh calls and hundreds of responses from users.
Indian weddings are great weddings that are incomplete without mischief, confusion, and chaos.
Although the ongoing pandemic has dampened the mood of traditional ceremonies and the onslaught of events, some families are finding safe and acceptable ways to get tense around close friends and family members.
But despite the restrictions and restrictions on guests and activities, one thing or the other always goes wrong at a wedding. Of course, there are exceptions, but most of the weddings in our country have unplanned moments that become the highlights of the event and remain memories forever.
The climax can also be a hilarious episode that leaves one red-faced person but makes everyone else laugh.
Well, this is exactly what a Punjabi couple experienced after they had just made their wedding vows.
The bride and groom were leaving a building when their photographer slipped and fell into the swimming pool.
The video of the incident, shared by Aperina Studios on Instagram, shows the newlyweds in shock as they watched a man help the photographer out of the pool.
Check it out here:
The role has now garnered over a lakh calls and hundreds of responses from users.
One user wrote: “WOW !! Super relaxation !! I hope he’s fine and so is the equipment. “
“The shock of the bride and groom is priceless,” commented another.
“Oh, the bride is so cute. Her reactions have been incredible. I’m glad the photographer wasn’t injured and also kudos to the equipment saved,” commented a third user.
Another viral Indian wedding captured on camera featured a horse running away with the groom in the village of Rampura near Ajmer, Rajasthan.
The horse reportedly got out of control and ran away with the groom sitting on his back. The groom tried to get off his horse, but failed.
The Baraat followed the groom for four kilometers in their cars and bicycles. Fortunately, the groom was returned to the wedding venue unharmed and safe
