No matter how thoroughly you plan your wedding, something is definitely going to go wrong on the big day — take this video, for example. One couple thought it would be cute to have their guests participate in a choreographed social media trend. Unfortunately, with so many moving parts involved in the challenge, there was bound to be at least one slip-up. However, the bride and groom probably weren’t expecting to be the culprits!
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In the wedding video, two rows of guests stood facing each other on a grassy lawn. At one end was the bride and groom. On the other, one of the photographers was getting ready to film the trend. He started walking backward while holding the camera. As he passed each pair of guests, they closed the space between them with a sweet gesture toward one another. Couples kissed, friends high-fived, and everyone looked like they were having the best time!
When the photographer finally passed the newlyweds, the groom dipped his bride and went in for the most romantic kiss of all. That’s where the happy couple lost their balance, and the wedding video went from heartwarming to hilarious! Although the groom tried to regain his footing, he eventually fell over and took his wife with him.
Posted by wedding photographers Tanja and Josef, this video has received over 14 million views on social media. Commenters had some pretty wholesome takes on the situation!
“At least we know they fell for each other,” joked one user.
Another added, “He really swept you off your feet on your wedding day.”
In case you’re wondering, the final results of this couple’s wedding video actually turned out really well! Tanja and Josef posted another clip comparing the footage of the funny mishap to the finished product. They were able to edit out the fall, leaving only the perfectly choreographed stunt.
If this video teaches us anything, it’s that most wedding day disasters can either be fixed or laughed off — and sometimes both!
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