In every language, love is always understood, even by those who do not speak or understand that language. The language of love is always universal.
A video is getting loved on social media where the bridegroom takes a part of his vows in the brides native language. The video was shared by Jenova Juliann Pryor on her social media two days ago.
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“My husband learned and said part of his wedding vows in my native tongue, Malayalam. I cried so hard.” reads the caption. The video has received over 75,000 views and more than 7,000 likes on Instagram. Users are flooding the comment section with best wishes for their married life and beautiful remarks about the vows.
The viral video shows the bridegroom, Danzel A. Pryor exchanging vows in both Malayalam and English. He reads them on the phone while standing at the altar with his soon-to-be wife.
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In the video, the bridegroom reads in Malayalam from his phone in a video, “Njan ente bharyaye kandu pidichu. Ente nidhi kandu pidichu.” He then translates it for others, “For those who don’t speak Malayalam here, I just said ‘I’ve found my wife,”. He then goes on to say “I have found a favour from the Lord. I love you.” Guests are cheering for Danzel as he slowly declares his love for his bride, while Jenova could is wiping away her happy tears.
“Wow is all I have to say! You got you a GOOD ONE girl from one Blindian couple to the next; God bless your union #GOAL.” Commented user, while another said. “Wow, Such a sweet gesture from your hubby. Wishing you both a very happy married life.”
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“The way he said, Njan ninne snehikkunnu” was so perfect. ❤ God bless you both. Happy married life.” yet another user commented.
