Ring-bearer dog strikes a pose with the newlyweds in viral pic. Best wedding photo, says Internet
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A picture of a ring-bearer dog striking a pose with the newlyweds has gone crazy viral on social media. The dog's unusual expression has grabbed the netizens' attention.
A ring-bearer dog did not fail to steal the show at its favourite hooman’s wedding. A picture that has now gone viral on social media features a ring-bearer dog and a couple taking their wedding vows in the backdrop. The picture was shared by Twitter user Emily Brier, from their wedding ceremony. The picture has 67.5k likes and 3k retweets. Have we discussed how Henry was the ring bear(er) at our elopement and stole the show with this one single photo: pic.twitter.com/RmDGEzgzJy same energy pic.twitter.com/SoSHAQPzOk Were you going for an evocation and reversal of the Disaster Girl meme with this photo? pic.twitter.com/7qQDjgQRmn Congratulations pic.twitter.com/iFuJmT8Ua3 Thats a Awesome photo! Having the same breed i understand the facial expressions! This is the best wedding photo of ALL TIME. I hope you have framed versions of it hanging in every room of your house so you are never in a space where you can't see this photo. — Karen Rivers (@karenrivers) September 25, 2021 such a wonderful picture of a fantastic doggie so happy for his humans! Henry looks like he’s about to wink at the camera
At Emily Brier’s wedding, her partner’s dog Henry was the designated ring-bearer. The photo was taken while the minister officiated the wedding. Henry was of course, one of the highlights of the couple’s hush-hush wedding. “Have we discussed how Henry was the ring bear(er) at our elopement and stole the show with this one single photo (sic),” Emily wrote sharing the picture. Emily and her partner decided to take their wedding vows on a woody mountain trail in the US. The photo was taken by their wedding photographer.
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