“This Is Your Sign To Have Flower Bros At Your Wedding”

You’ve heard of couples assigning a flower girl at their wedding, but one bride decided to do things a little bit differently by having flower bros instead! In a hilarious viral video, a pair of dapper twins stole the show during the ceremony with their choreographed dance. Wearing matching suits and sunglasses, the pair sprinkled flower petals on delighted guests from their crossbody bags. Their performance was truly impressive!

Usually, a flower girl’s job is to simply walk down the aisle, scattering petals as she goes. At this wedding, though, the flower bros went above and beyond the call of duty! Lip-synching to 24K Magic by Bruno Mars, they danced along the aisle with all the swagger in the world. They even threw in some cheeky moves like lowering their sunglasses to wink at the guests!

Of course, the showstopper was when one of the young men actually leaped over his brother’s shoulders. Wedding guests gasped in surprise and cheered as the flower bros continued their dance all the way down to the altar. When they finally reached their destination, they produced even more flower petals from their pockets and tossed them into the air! Everyone was totally enthralled by the performance.

Social media viewers were equally captivated, but one commenter pointed out the single flaw in this otherwise adorable idea. Since the flower bros delivered their performance before the bride walked down the aisle, wouldn’t she have to miss one of the cutest parts of her own wedding?

“Imagine it being your wedding day and having this absolute masterpiece going on but not being able to witness it because you’re the bride and have to walk down the aisle last,” the user wrote.

However, the bride actually responded in the comments with some good news!

“I watched through the curtains on the fence and it was fantastic and then I got to see a better view from the many videos we got 100% worth it,” she wrote back.

What a creative wedding idea! We hope this starts a trend.

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