Brother flies from Canada to India, surprises sister for her wedding in sweet video
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A brother travelled from Canada to India to surprise his elder sister ahead of her wedding. The emotional reunion video won hearts across social media
A brother travelled from Canada to India to surprise his elder sister ahead of her wedding, a moment that was shared in a touching reunion video.
The clip was posted on Instagram by user meeett_irl, who accompanied it with an emotional caption on their sibling bond: “Blessed because I have an elder sister. Our bond is the kind that never learnt how to be quiet. It showed up as arguments, teasing, and constant fights - not because there was less love, but because there was so much comfort. We are safe enough with each other to be real, messy, and unfiltered."
In the video, the bride-to-be is seen walking into a room filled with friends and family members who greet her with cheers and warm hugs.
Unaware of what awaits her, she continues greeting people until she suddenly notices her brother standing quietly among the crowd. The moment she recognises him, she rushes forward and embraces him tightly, breaking down in tears as those around them clap and celebrate the emotional reunion.
The heartwarming exchange, filled with laughter, tears, and applause in the background, showed the deep emotional connection between the siblings and the joy of an unexpected family reunion during a milestone celebration.
Watch the video here:
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