A groom in Australia has gone viral, but for the wrong reasons, after saying his future wife's sister's name instead of hers during their wedding ceremony.
The incident occurred at a wedding in Brisbane, with the video posted on social media by Emma, the bride who fell victim to the groom's mistake, and has since amassed over 2.2 million views.
"The big picture: You're standing at the altar and your husband calls you by the wrong name," the bride wrote in the caption of the video in which her future husband promises eternal love to "Emily." "Backwards. It's my sister's name. I'm still trying to forget that he called me Emily at the altar," the bride explained.
The incident at the wedding sparked angry comments under Emma's video: "I should have killed you," one commenter wrote. "I would have run away and called off the wedding," another wrote.
"This is the most humiliating outcome a marriage can have. I'm so sorry, girl," a third added. "This is really weird and sometimes it's the simplest signs that reveal the biggest lies," said a fourth.
However, Emma considered her husband's mistake a stupid mistake and not a deliberate act. While responding to a comment, "if it was a random name, I would have SO MANY QUESTIONS. My sister is my best friend. I have no worries." ©LAPSI.al
