Horses marvel as newlyweds take wedding photos and carry the bride on their backs in Henan province

Henan settlement private loan An unexpected incident happened while taking wedding photos with a couple. During the filming process the horses in the photography base suddenly became frightened, and they ran out the door carrying the bride wearing white gauze. The entire exciting and fun process was captured on the monitor. The video quickly became popular after being uploaded to the Internet and received over 30 million views. Not only was the bride dubbed “Princess on the Run” by netizens, but she also took advantage of the situation and changed her online name to “Princess on the Run”, joking that she wanted to “spend part of her traffic.”

According to reports from Jimu News and Dawan News, Ms. Zheng was interviewed on November 8 and said that she was shooting with her fiance at a wedding photography base in Zhengzhou when other animals suddenly arrived at the scene, causing the horse she was riding to get scared and run away. Fortunately, due to the timely shouting and stopping of the on-site staff, the horse stopped immediately, Ms. Zheng was not injured, and the subsequent wedding photos were successfully taken.

After this scene of “the bride riding out the door on a horse” was exposed, it immediately sparked heated discussion and creative adaptation in the online community. Some netizens joked that the conversation at that time might have been, “The man said “Marry me”, the woman said “Run away to get married”, and then the horse ran away.” Some netizens even created a short drama plot and matched the statement to the horse, “Listen to me, this man won’t. If you can marry, I will take you to the old lady selling vegetables in Chengdu vegetable market. He is the richest man in Nancheng.” Some netizens watching the excitement joked, “Sisters, I’m not the one who started the trouble. Your prince is a bit cool. The dogs at the scene can run faster than him.”

Faced with heavy constructive ridicule from netizens, Ms. Zheng did not mind it, but responded with high EQ humor. It was explained that the fiancé was not very tall, was wearing a well-fitting suit and had a lot of shooting equipment that day, so he could not run fast and stopped midway as he saw that the horse had been successfully stopped by the staff. “Netizens are very cynical,” Ms. Zheng said with a smile. Both of them are very emotionally stable people and this unexpected situation during the wedding photo shoot became an unforgettable and memorable episode.

Ms. Zheng is from Henan, and her fiance is from Guangdong. They have been in love for six years. They have received their marriage certificate and have set the wedding date for later this year. They plan to live in Zhengzhou for two years after marriage and then settle in Guangdong. Ms. Zheng, who encountered a galloping horse for the first time while riding a horse, said frankly, “I was very scared when the horse suddenly ran away. After getting down safely, I felt very excited. The feeling of galloping on a horse was very good. I want to learn to ride a horse later.”