Bride and groom left shocked as man destroys their wedding cake. Viral video has 42 million views
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A video that has gone viral on social media shows a man destroying a bride and groom's wedding cake. The video has over 42 million views.
A video that has gone crazy viral on social media is straight out of a wedding party. It's from the bride and groom’s cake cutting session. However, the happy moments are soon marred by the intervention of an anonymous man (could be a friend or relative) who completely destroys their wedding cake. The shock on their faces was palpable. The video was shared on Instagram earlier this month and it has garnered over 42 million views.
In the now-viral video, the bride dressed in a white wedding gown and the groom in a tuxedo can be seen cutting their tiered wedding cake. Suddenly, a man appears in the video and he tries to scoop the cake and smear it on the couple’s face. Not only does he spoil the cake completely, but the couple’s expression also shows that they were pretty annoyed with this.
Watch the video here:
People in the comments section wanted to know what happened after this. Some users commented saying that the groom probably hit him because this behaviour was uncalled for. Netizens were pretty annoyed with this behaviour as well. “Ruined people's holiday, and even a treat like that. It costs a lot of money to order a cake like that. Apparently, there was no upbringing in his childhood,” a user wrote.
“If he knew the prices for cakes, he would not have done that,” another user wrote.Was the behaviour uncalled for? What do you think?
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