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Bear crashes wedding, attacks the dessert bar

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Hindustan Times
10 August, 2023, 10:40 am
Last modified: 10 August, 2023, 10:48 am

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Bear crashes wedding, attacks the dessert bar

When a bear 'forgot to RSVP' at a wedding, the couple and their guests were left stunned by its presence.

Hindustan Times
10 August, 2023, 10:40 am
Last modified: 10 August, 2023, 10:48 am
The bear helping himself with some tasty treats. Photo: Facebook
The bear helping himself with some tasty treats. Photo: Facebook

A Colorado couple had an unexpected guest at their wedding reception. Among the attendees at the celebration was a bear that entered the wedding venue and stole the spotlight from the newlyweds.

Brandon Martinez and Cailyn McRossie-Martinez posted pictures from their wedding in Boulder County, USA, which took an unexpected turn as the rain started to pour just before their ceremony, reported The Charlotte Observer.

However, the rain wasn't the only hiccup at their wedding as a bigger surprise awaited them during the reception in the form of the bear. What's more, the uninvited guest raided the dessert bar and helped himself to some tasty treats.

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A picture of the bear was shared on Facebook by Cailyn MacRossie-Martinez. In the caption of the post, she wrote, "Then a bear ate our dessert bar."

This post was shared on August 2. Since being posted, it has been liked several times. A few have also left comments on the post.

An individual wrote, "If it had been me walking in there, you'd have to scrape me off the ceiling. I'm so glad I already had my piece of cheesecake." To this, Cailyn replied by saying, "No dessert for us! Haha!" Another added, "Oh my God!" What do you think of this incident? Have you ever seen a bear crash at a wedding?

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