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Guests cheer on as plus-sized groom and his bride scatter the dance floor with moves

- An obviously happy couple have wowed several people on social media

- The plus-sized groom and his wife were spotted breaking into interesting dance moves on their wedding day

- Guests were obviously entertained as they cheered them on

Most weddings are days of joy and excitement as the couple cannot wait to tie the knot with the love of their lives.

In Africa for instance, weddings are huge affairs and can soon turn into a carnival due to lovely and interesting displays.

A newly wedded couple have wowed social media users on their big day with their entertaining dance steps.

It was obvious that the plus-sized groom and his bride were prepared to enjoy the day to the fullest as they danced to their heart’s content on their wedding.

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Happy bride and her plus-sized groom rock the dance floor as crowd cheer them on

Happy bride and her plus-sized groom rock the dance floor as crowd cheer them on
Source: Instagram

Quite surprisingly, the groom could twist and turn his body despite his big size and he did not fail to bring his A-game on the most important day of his life.

His wife also did not take the back seat as she also matched her husband’s dance moves and enthusiasm.

The guests were very glad to witness such an interesting display seeing as they cheered the couple who were obviously encouraged to dance on.

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See the video below:

This is beautiful.

Meanwhile Legit.ng previously reported that a plus-sized bride recently took social media by storm with cute photos from her wedding day.

The Nigerian lady identified as Funmi Sosan Tijani recently tied the knot with the man of her dreams and she shared photos on social media.

In the photos it could be seen that the couple had their engagement and white wedding around the same time.

The photos of the engagement show the couple with their friends and family members rocking traditional attires in green, white and yellow colours. The bride and groom were dressed in green attires.

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