“We Watch We Don’t Judge”: Wedding Celebration Video Gets Tongues Wagging on Social Media
- A viral TikTok video from a beautiful Mzansi wedding has TikTokers talking about more than just the bride
- The star? A guest with a mini fan, seen cooling himself during the wedding steps with unmatched style
- While some wondered if he was the groom, others couldn’t get enough of his vibe and unique flair
Wedding season in Mzansi never fails to bring drama, glam, and unforgettable moments.
Mzansi man's wedding antics shine
One such moment went viral recently when a makeup artist shared visuals of a stunning wedding.
While the bride looked breathtaking in her flawless white gown, all eyes were on a man standing beside her. He was using a mini fan to cool off in the heat.
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The impeccably dressed guest didn’t let the blazing sun ruin his vibe. As the wedding party performed the step, he whipped out a sleek mini fan.
Video gains traction on TikTok
The wedding clip on the TikTok account @mahlatsethemakeupartist amassed over 500,000 views in three days.
Watch the video below:
Curious viewers rushed to the comments. Many wondered if the stylish man was actually the groom.
See some comments below:
@M.Bee stated:
"We listen, we don’t judge. 😅"
@LesegoRakau asked:
"Should we tell her? 😳😏😅"
@Zamz1eMaMvelase commented:
"Guys that is not the groom, that's her brother! 😂😂😂Yhoooooo mara nina."
@BoitumeloMotaung highlighted:
"Guys read the comments before le phapha. That's her brother. Go to her profile."
@Morongoa_Manyathela mentioned:
"But Mahlatse o rata controversy hle. 😂😂 Why didn't you post both videos where the husband is available? Or mention in the caption that it's your brother walking makoti."
@Reshoketswe29 stated:
"Why kele worried? 😂😂"
@mitchelldube81 posted:
"We watch we don’t judge. 😅"
@Sue added:
"Tjo! Let me keep quiet! 😑"
SA stunned by groom’s attire during lobola
In another article, Briefly News reported that lobola negotiations are one of the most important events in African culture, and they originated in ancient times.
An excited lady showed off how the love of her life got her off the market by properly asking for her hand in marriage. The gentleman gathered his family to pay lobola for his lady and created a great relationship with her family.
Source: Briefly News