TikTok Video of Black Label Served at Mzansi Interracial Couple's Wedding Steals the Show: "It's a New Trend"

TikTok Video of Black Label Served at Mzansi Interracial Couple's Wedding Steals the Show: "It's a New Trend"

  • A South African interracial couple set new standards for local weddings after a TikTok video of the groomsmen handing out beer circulated
  • The bride uploaded the clip of her brother and brother-in-law dancing down the aisle in the most unexpected way
  • Social media users were here for the unconventional entrance and some even dubbed it a new trend

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TikTok video of groomsman giving out beer to guests
A TikTok video of two groomsmen handing out beers to the wedding guests as they walk down the aisle. Image: @kylie_dunywa
Source: TikTok

The in-laws of a gorgeous interracial South African couple celebrated their white wedding with a refreshing twist.

Instead of having little toddlers walking down the aisle before the vowels are made and throwing out flowers, this Eastern Cape duo decided to have their respective brothers do the walking.

They did indeed throw flower petals from the basket as per tradition, but what happened next was unexpected, as they pulled out alcohol and began handing it out to the guests.

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TikTok video of groomsmen handing out beer at Mzansi wedding ceremony

Kylie Dunywa, the pretty blonde South African girl married to Xhosa hotty Sinako Dunywa, shared a video of her brother and brother-in-law handing out Carling Black Label dumpies to the amused wedding guests.

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Her big brother chose to hand out bottled water while awkwardly trying to make his stiff body move to the music.

In contrast, the groom's little brother got down to the hip-hop beat with his dreadlocks swinging around.

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South Africa cracked up at the gesture, and within 24 hours of uploading, nearly 300k people had watched the wedding video with hundreds of positive comments.

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Read some of the comments below:

@user4679345598298 asked:

"The people want alcohol, water for who?"

@gabby said:

"Nobody wants the bottles of water."

@Paleebruh noticed:

"The old guy rejecting the water & pointing to the beer."

@Kimmy thought the idea was excellent:

"This is a dope idea. The energy here is contagious. Funny guys best suited for this role. This wedding must have been a blast!"

@user9139934632603 said its a new wedding vibe:

"This is a new trend at weddings. I'm here for it."

@Pilot_Tshepang got the hots for one of the beer boys:

"Is the flower boy with braids taken or available‍? Asking for myself - tired of friends."

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The two are inseparable, and Rachel is sticking to her marriage vowels of staying with her husband through sickness and health, as Siya's knee brace from his recent knee surgery is prominent in the pic.

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Max Nthite (Editor) Max Nthite is a Human Interest editor who joined Briefly in May 2023. He obtained a National Diploma in Journalism from Tshwane University of Technology in 2010 and worked for Red Bull Media House, Rekord West/ Wes Newspaper/ Koerant, Rekord East / Oos Newspaper/ Koerant as a journalist. He also worked for the South African Broadcasting Corporation on Channel Africa Radio and for ANN 7 as TV news reporter.