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Couple rests for 5 hours on wedding day
This is their party and they will take a break if they want.
Although the couple’s wedding day was one of the best days of their lives, it is undeniable that it was also a tired day.
To solve this, a couple decided to have a 5-hour gap between their destination wedding in Madrid, Spain, so they and their guests can “recharge their batteries”.
In the current viral video posted to Tiktok, the Foodie couple, Felicia LP, 27, and Harold Vasquez, 28, showcase their priorities on their most special day, which is more that couples should do.
The overlay text on their video reads: “When we have a 5-hour gap in our wedding itinerary so we can eat together and recharge our social batteries,” their footage wore tuxedo and dresses, suddenly in comfortable clothes to their food so they could hang out in bed and hang out in bed and then continue to celebrate the celebration.
The IP told Newsweek in an interview.
The groom added: “While some were surprised, most people appreciated the experience we intended to experience.”
Most of the commenters on the video agree with the couple’s bold decision.
“Wait it makes so much sense. Get married in the morning, get people out of lunch, take a nap, and party? Hell.”
“The only scam I can think of is people like me who have all the people who are going to go to the reception, but after an hour, I don’t want to go again. Are you not calling at the reception?”
Even guests attending a Madrid wedding, they do whatever they want.
“…We are all so happy to be there to celebrate, whether you want to celebrate. Literally, no one except you two need to twist my arms to explore Madrid for hours.”
And, since destination weddings are more popular than these days – couples should consider a built-in wedding break.
More than 15,000 most couples from the United States had their weddings in Italy in 2024, according to market research from the Florence Tourism Research Center.
According to the kid, Italy and Mexico are the highest destination wedding spots for American couples.
