TikTok Video Shows Wedding Party Slowly Stepping to the Alter, People Cringe Over Unplanned Groove

TikTok Video Shows Wedding Party Slowly Stepping to the Alter, People Cringe Over Unplanned Groove

  • A wedding party grooved down the aisle at such a slow pace that it gave guests anxiety
  • Twitter user @Keisean shared a TikTok video showing the dilemma and the mess of moves
  • People feel this slow jam groove down the aisle should have been planned better because it was a mess

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Pretty much anything goes at weddings these days! This groovy wedding decided to have the wedding party walk to the alter while busting some slow jam moves, but it didn't look as slick as we are sure they intended it to.

Twitter user @Keisean shared a TikTok video showing the dilemma and mess of moves
Twitter user @Keisean shared a TikTok video showing the dilemma and mess of moves. Image: @Keisean/Twitter
Source: Twitter

You see acrobats, black wedding dresses and even runaway brides at weddings these days. Gone are the days of poufy white dresses and church music.

TikTok video shows wedding party grooving down the aisle

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Twitter user @Keisean shared a TikTok video showing a wedding party, all dressed in beige, slowly stepping down the aisle. While it looked like a cool idea, their moves were all out of sync, and it ended up looking like a very slow hot mess.

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Take a look:

People comment on the questionable slow jam aisle walk

Shame they really should have done a test run before the big day, because this did not go down well. Not only did it take forever for them to reach the altar, people did not know if they were coming or going.

Read some of the comments:

@ExplainThisBob said:

“Sometimes it takes courage to do something difficult. It can be hard to try something new, but it can also be brave to take a step back and think about what is best.”

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@SoloSunRize said:

“Please don't ever invite me to another one of these step team dinners, I am good. Hard pass. Please don't.”

@naima said:

“I know this took 20 mins.”

@jayright99 said:

“They needed more practice.”

@writtenbytruth said:

“The lady in the front came up with it, the 2nd lady thought it was a cute idea. The 3rd lady hated it and the guys trying their hardest to keep up. I love black people.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that a friend's request to cut her hair for an upcoming wedding has baffled and frustrated a woman.

The woman, who used to have a short pixie cut, decided to grow out her hair last year and currently has hair just past her shoulders.

"The first thing she did when she spotted me was comment on my hair, saying she was shocked it looked as pretty as it did," she said.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.