Happy and Thrilling Moment, This Couple Gets Married During Volcanic Eruption

Kapanlagi.com - The world was shocked by the news of the eruption of Mount Taal in the Philippines. However, there was something even more shocking than the volcanic eruption. A couple was known to have held their wedding ceremony while Mount Taal was erupting.

As reported by worldofbuzz.com, the couple from the Philippines intentionally did not cancel their wedding. Despite the fact that their wedding location was only 20 kilometers away from the volcano.

1. Background of the Volcanic Eruption

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Around 2 PM local time in the Philippines, precisely on January 12th, wedding photographer Randolf Evan was preparing. He then observed the unusual activities of Mount Taal.

Nevertheless, the bride and groom named Chino Vaflor and Kat Palomer still wanted to proceed with their wedding ceremony. After discussing with all parties about the potential dangers, the wedding ceremony continued as planned.

2. Wedding Reception

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In this opportunity, Randolf also captured the moment of these two people's wedding. Thick black clouds can be seen towering above as the background of their wedding procession.

Another photo shows the wedding reception with a darker and more tense atmosphere. Not only thick black clouds, but also lightning striking around the clouds. Although this wedding ended happily, it also caused its own tension.

3. Severe Ash Rain

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Randolf said that at that time they felt safe from the activities of Mount Taal. Because Savana Farm, where they held the wedding, is located in a highland area.

However, the wedding reception had to be immediately stopped shortly after they exchanged vows. This was due to a severe ash rain in the location.

Nevertheless, Vaflor and Palomar managed to exchange their sacred vows, celebrate, and deliver their happiness speeches. Together with their families and friends, this couple was still able to enjoy their happy moments.

(kpl/DIM)