A Pre-Wedding Shoot To Remember! Couple Uses Crane For Their ‘Flying’ Photoshoot | Viral Video

The phrase ‘above and beyond’ can hardly come close to how far this couple seemingly went for their unique pre-wedding photoshoot! A video was recently shared on social media, which showed a couple hanging

up in the air! The couple had seemingly booked a crane, which was being used to suspend the duo- whereas the two were also holding a bunch of balloons, with the sole purpose of making it look like it was the balloons that were holding the duo up in the sky. ‘Why such a drama’, you ask? Well, turns out, the duo simply wanted an out-of-the-box pre-wedding shoot. The video went viral for all the obvious reasons.Most netizens cracked all kinds of jokes on the video, while some jokingly commented how the couple could have simply opted for AI, instead, they chose to risk their lives. Many also called the pre-wedding shoot downright ‘ridiculous’, pointing out how the entire thing was too dangerous.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

Check out the viral post:

“Pre wedding of the year,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Gagan’. The post was shared a while back and pulled many views from people.

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Here’s the internet’s reactions:

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