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VIDEO: Bride Tosses Bouquet In The Air; Ceiling Tumbles Down On Guests

IANS, 08 May, 2018 09:23 PM

Weddings might look all rosy in photos, but things can horribly go wrong at times. This is precisely what happened when a bride brought the whole ceiling down after throwing her bouquet in the air.

Confused? The bride, who hails from China, followed the common practice of throwing back her bouquet to her bridesmaid, but it didn’t end well. Wondering what really happened? Well, the bouquet hit the roof and the ceiling tumbled down on guests.

Watch the video here.

Wedding bouquet toss causes sky to fall on guests
Bride’s wedding bouquet toss causes ceiling tiles to rain down on guests 👉 http://shst.me/g28
Posted by Shanghaiist on Monday, 7 May 2018

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