The Moment of the Groom Seeing His Veiled Wife's Face for the First Time After the Wedding Ceremony, Flooded with Criticism

Dream - Before getting married, someone usually goes through a process of getting to know their potential partner.

In this introduction process, everyone has their own way. Most people choose to date.

Through dating, people not only get to know their personality and behavior, but also their face or physical appearance of their potential partner.

However, there are some people, especially Muslims, who have never seen their potential partner's face until the wedding ceremony.

Like the couple in the video uploaded on Instagram account @video_medsos below.

The video recorded the moment of the newlyweds who had just held their wedding ceremony.

In the 27-second video, it shows the atmosphere after the wedding ceremony held in a mosque.

The groom, wearing complete Muslim attire with a white turban and green sash, sat facing the bride.

The bride wore relatively simple attire. There were no crowns or Sundanese siger like most other brides.

The newlyweds both wore white Muslim wedding attire. According to the video description, it was the moment when the groom saw his wife for the first time.

"The moment the groom sees his wife's face for the first time after the wedding ceremony," wrote the uploader of the video.

The groom stood up from his seat and unveiled the bride's face that had been covered by a veil.

The bride appeared nervous because she was actually shy about revealing her face to the groom.

But the groom still unveiled his wife's face, revealing her beautiful and lovely face.

In the next scene, the groom put the wedding ring on the bride's ring finger.

The bride smiled shyly. She then kissed her husband's hand.

The groom then did something that surprised and made the bride laugh.

After his hand was kissed, the groom returned the gesture by kissing the bride's hand.

This video of the moment the groom saw his wife's face for the first time after the wedding ceremony has sparked various comments from netizens.

Most of them questioned the groom's actions of unveiling the bride and recording it, making her face public.

According to netizens, the groom should have controlled his desire to quickly see the bride's face.

"And I also took a look 😂😂😂😂, so why was it covered all this time 😂."

"Wasn't she originally veiled? Why was it uncovered in public? The whole world got to see it 😂."

"It's not the first time, because in ta'aruf there is usually a stage of nandzor for seeing each other's faces for those who wear a veil."

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