Mostly every woman wants to look hot on her big day — but this bride’s dream went up in flames.
Rather than throwing rice, attendees at a springtime marriage ceremony were forced to throw buckets of water at the happy couple after the newlywed’s gown was set ablaze. Bailey, a live wedding painter in Los Angeles, scored over 434,000 TikTok views on a video showing a bride catch on fire during her March 2024 nuptials.
“We later found out that she had several fire chiefs in the audience and trusted that they would handle the situation,” continued Bailey.
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