Couple Causes Online Stir After Choosing Their Cat As Wedding Witness: “Having Her Made the Wedding Fun"

• In a heartwarming twist, Momo, a feline companion to Amanda and Steve, officially validated their marriage by signing the legal marriage licence
• Determined to make their marriage official, Amanda and Steve, who had rescued Momo while she was pregnant and abandoned, decide to recreate their wedding ceremony
• They took advantage of Colorado's self-solemnisation marriage law, which permits couples to wed without an ordained officiant

In an unconventional twist, a feline named Momo has played a crucial role in legally binding the marriage of her owner, Amanda and Steve.

Amanda, a 32-year-old human resources specialist, and Steve, a 29-year-old musician, exchanged vows in front of loved ones in September 2022.

Remarrying each other

However, the couple faced a setback upon realising their marriage licence had gone missing after their honeymoon in Iceland, leaving their union unrecognised by the law.

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Determined to make their marriage official, Amanda and Steve, who had rescued Momo while she was pregnant and abandoned, decided to recreate their wedding ceremony.

Speaking to New York Post, Amanda said:

“Momo is the first cat that we got together, so she’s very special, having her as our witness made the wedding fun and lighthearted.”

Their beloved cat played a pivotal role. They took advantage of Colorado's self-solemnisation marriage law, which permits couples to wed without an ordained minister.

Momo, the wedding witness

Per DailyCaller, Amanda emphasised that self-solemnising was the ideal way to solidify their commitment and the cost of obtaining the legal documentation for their wedding do-over was a modest $35 (R700).

Momo's pawprint on the paperwork symbolises their love and serves as a memorable seal of their union. Amanda shared that Momo's ability to pen her signature was not coincidental.

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“We practised so much before we actually put her paw print on the marriage licence. The first time, it was just a big smear.”

Video of man texting at his wedding goes viral

Briefly News reported on a video of one woman on her wedding day that left people concerned because the groom’s attention was miles away.

The wedding video was a hit on social media as many saw the new husband’s behaviour as a huge red flag.

People had much to say after seeing the newlyweds parade in front of loved ones, but the man's attitude stuck out like a sore thumb.

Source: TUKO.co.ke