Weddings are often a mix of joy, chaos, and unforgettable moments, but for one bride, her big day took an unexpected turn when she became too exhausted to walk and had to be pushed in a baby stroller.
A video capturing the moment was shared on TikTok by the bride's younger sister, Syafiqah (@_nrlsyfiqa). In the now-viral clip, the bride is seen sitting in a baby stroller, fully dressed in her bridal outfit with a sun visor covering her face, while her husband pushes her down a sloped path.
@_nrlsyfiqa maleh aku nak cakap apa apa
bunyi asal - Safra - safra
At a glance, the bride looked completely worn out, slumped in the stroller like a child who had just had enough of the day's excitement. Syafiqah humorously compared her sister to the babies also present at the location, adding to the lightheartedness of the situation.
Naturally, the sight of an adult in a wedding dress in a stroller drew laughter and curious questions online. Many viewers were amused, while others were intrigued by the stroller itself, asking about the brand due to its apparent strength in supporting an adult's weight.
@_nrlsyfiqa Replying to @soWhat original sound - syafiqah
But amid the jokes and comments, one viewer's remark stood out: a woman praised the groom for being attentive and caring towards his exhausted bride.
The bride also responded in the comment section, apologizing for her unusual mode of transport and explaining that she was simply "too weak" to continue.
Despite the amusing visuals, the backstory reveals a more serious situation. According to TRP, Syafiqah explained that her sister had been in the middle of an outdoor photoshoot session at Taman Saujana Hijau in Putrajaya. By the end of the session, the bride began feeling faint and even vomited, likely due to sheer exhaustion from the day's activities.
Initially, her husband tried to carry her down the hill. However, seeing his struggle and the steep path ahead, one of the bride's close friends quickly offered a baby stroller that happened to be nearby.
"She felt sorry seeing the groom carrying her. The downhill path was quite steep, too. She was worried something might happen," Syafiqah shared.
Fortunately, the bride's petite frame, under 40kg, meant she could safely fit into the stroller, turning what could've been a stressful situation into a moment that would be remembered (and laughed about) for years to come.
Source: TRP
