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"Cancelled At The Last Minute?" — No, Man Admits Bride Called Off Wedding Over A Month Ago

He claimed that he had "no intention to create 'drama' or a story" when he uploaded the video, which showed the bride as a no-show at the last minute.

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Earlier this week, a young man named Adam gained attention on TikTok after posting a video about his wedding reception.

In the video, which has since garnered over seven million views, he and his family members are seen walking into a decorated hall in tears.

In the video's caption, the man claimed that the bride was a no-show at the wedding, leading netizens to express sympathy and support for the jilted man and his family.

Image via TikTok

Adam later uploaded another video replying to one of the netizens' comment, alleging that "the bride cancelled at the last minute"

While stating that he cannot reveal details, Adam admitted that the bride's family had actually called off the wedding in August, informing him over a month before the planned event.

The bride also returned the engagement ring by the end of August, he confessed.

Despite this, Adam and his family decided to go ahead with the reception on 28 September since wedding preparations had already been made, including invitations sent to over 900 guests.

Adam explained that he and the bride had gotten engaged in February, with their nikah ceremony scheduled for 27 September and the wedding reception on 28 September.

Addressing speculation that the first video was a marketing stunt, he insisted that he uploaded it "just to share the vibe and the atmosphere" since some of his friends couldn't attend.

"That's all, no intention to create 'drama' or a story," he claimed.

The second video also went viral, garnering over six and half million views on the platform.

Image via TikTok

In a third video, which has received close to four million views, Adam's mother claimed that they weren't trying to shame or embarrass anyone

She mentioned that the family would privately discuss whether to take any legal action.

"My son made mistakes, and so did the other side. We're not perfect, but this is in the past now. We've moved on from this painful episode," she added in the video.

While Adam's claim of being abandoned at the dais is not entirely accurate, the emotional impact of the bride's absence on what was supposed to be their wedding reception remains significant for Adam and his family.

Image via TikTok

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