A video shared on Instagram showing an elderly woman’s sweet gesture while taking a familyphoto at a wedding has left people emotional. The heartening video shows her holding a picture of her late husband during the photo session. There is a possibility that the video will leave you teary-eyed too.
The elderly woman holds a photo of her late husband in this video. (Instagram/@laurenhope94)
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The video is posted on the Instagram page GoodNews Movement. “Teared up when I realised she was holding this, bless her heart. Everlasting love,” they wrote while posting the video. The video opens to show a text that reads, “When you realise she is holding a photo of her late husband next to her for the family photos. ”
Take a look at the video:
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The video has been posted about a day ago. Since being shared, the video has gathered more than 1.22 lakh likes. The video also prompted people to share various comments.
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The video has been posted about a day ago. Since being shared, the video has gathered more than 1.22 lakh likes. The video also prompted people to share various comments.
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“So...is this that mythical thing they call love? I thought It was Just a myth. ..is it real, then?” posted an Instagram user. “I wore a pin badge of my late husband at my grandson's wedding in August,” shared another. “This is the sweetest,” commented a third. “Awwwwwww,” expressed a fourth. “My grandma did the same for our graduations,” wrote a fifth.
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