"He Never Thought He Could Marry": Disabled Groom Displays Electrifying Dance at Wedding

"He Never Thought He Could Marry": Disabled Groom Displays Electrifying Dance at Wedding

  • A video capturing the incredible dance moves of a disabled man on his wedding day has taken the internet by storm
  • Despite his disability, the groom danced with a level of energy and enthusiasm that surpassed everyone present at the celebration
  • The viral video evoked a flood of reactions from netizens who were deeply inspired by his unwavering spirit and determination

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In a touching display of resilience and joy, a disabled man was captured dancing energetically with his bride on their wedding day.

Despite his disability, the groom outshone everyone present with his spirited and lively dance moves.

Physically challenged groom dances at wedding
Physically challenged groom dances at wedding Photo credit: @mufasatundeednut/Instagram.
Source: Instagram

Video of physically challenged man dancing on wedding day captivates viewers

The video showcased his determination to embrace life's celebratory moments to the fullest, inspiring viewers with his infectious positivity.

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It showed him dressed in his suit and a pair of sneakers to match as he displayed his energetic steps and unique charisma.

Reactions trail video of groom dancing on wedding day

The video quickly gained traction on social media platforms captivating the hearts of netizens around the world.

Viewers were moved by the groom's unwavering enthusiasm and his ability to transcend physical limitations through the power of dance.

Many expressed admiration and respect for his courage, hailing him as an inspiration to others facing similar challenges.

@chefdeee said:

“He still sabi dance better than me.”

@priscillia_oluchi_ said:

“All I see is a happy man, that has decided to find happiness regardless of his disâbility. Just because a man lacks the use of his eyes doesn't mean he lacks vision. Disâbility is a matter of perception. May their marriage be filled with everything that makes a beautiful home. Bless them.”

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@tbellz07 said:

“I love how happy he is, despite whatever physical challenges he may be facing. I wish them a happy married life and I also pray they make enough money to have a corrective surgery because the legs can be straightened. My friend's daughter had a corrective surgery in Nigeria and today she walks fine. May God bless and provide for them.”

@davidnow reacted:

“All I see is happiness, he really deserves it all.”

Watch the video below:

Disabled groom stands up on wedding day

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a physically challenged man, Barry MacDowell, decided to pull off a heavy surprise for his guests on his wedding day. He spent a year having physiotherapy to dance with his beautiful wife, Emma, as they tied the knot.

The 49-year-old man and his 36-year-old wife clicked on an MS support platform and became an item due to their similar sense of humour. Within a short time, Barry, who has been in a wheelchair since 2018, got engaged to Emma, and they quickly started making plans for their wedding.

Barry was keen on standing to join his bride for their first dance - a medley of 'Thinking Out Loud' by Ed Sheeran and 'Shut Up And Dance' by Walk the Moon on their wedding day. They, however, chose to keep their plans a secret for their guests, and only Barry, Emma and a team of neuro-physiotherapists knew about it, DailyMail reports.

Source: Legit.ng

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