Video: Groom Arrives In A Coffin, Wedding Stunt Leaves Internet Fuming
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The viral video has struck an unhappy chord with social media users.
A man has caused an uproar on social media for arriving at his wedding in a coffin. The bizarre stunt showed a real coffin being carried down the aisle by the groom's best friends with him inside it. A video of the macabre stunt was captured by one of the attendees who posted it on TikTok, where it amassed millions of views. From there, the clips surfaced on other social media platforms and users have slammed the groom for his "disrespectful" behaviour.
The wedding believed to have taken place in the United States, according to New York Post. The now-viral video shows the unnamed groom carted up the aisle at his outdoor ceremony in a black casket, with two bridesmaid leading the eerie procession.
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