The love stories of several so-called “mismatched” couples took social media by storm in 2025. Though they differ in age, height, or appearance, these couples share one thing in common: sincere, resilient love built on understanding and respect.
The bride was 21 years younger-and held a bouquet made of 11 gold bars
In April 2025, the wedding of Ngo Thi Kim Thy (born 1990, from Binh Duong, now living in Ho Chi Minh City) and Tran Van Nguyen (born 1969, from Khanh Hoa) amazed netizens with its extravagant dowry.
Held in both their hometowns and the United States-where they now live and work-the wedding left guests stunned by the lavish offerings: stacks of cash, gold bars, necklaces, and precious jewelry. But the highlight? A bridal bouquet forged from 11 pure gold taels (worth over USD 32,000).
Thy admitted she didn’t initially realize her partner was 21 years older, as his personality was easygoing and youthful. Once she learned the truth, age no longer mattered. She chose to walk with him into a future built from scratch.
Their journey together spans more than a decade-overcoming family resistance and hardships, building a life together from the ground up. Today, they live peacefully in the U.S., running a successful nail salon.

The bride was 21 years younger than the groom.

She weighed 92kg, he only 50kg-love saw past the difference
In May 2025, the wedding video of Huynh Dao (born 1993, Ho Chi Minh City) and Le Anh Tu (born 1998, Lam Dong) drew millions of views online.
The contrast in their appearance was striking: Dao weighed 92kg while Tu was just 50kg. But behind that physical difference was a powerful story of love that defied judgment and prejudice.
They met through social media, with Tu making the first move. Two weeks into chatting, they decided to meet in person. Dao, insecure about her weight, was hesitant. But Tu’s gentle words-"Your appearance doesn’t matter to me"-gave her the courage to embrace the relationship.
They fell deeply in love, stood strong against critical voices, and, thankfully, had the support of both families. Their wedding in May 2025 was a joyful celebration, marking the beginning of a new chapter together.


She stood 1m46, he nearly 1m90-and carried a stool for her on their wedding day
In November 2025, a TikTok video melted hearts with over 2.6 million views. It showed a groom from Vinh Long carrying a wooden stool for his bride, allowing her to stand tall while greeting wedding guests.
The bride, Kim Xuyen (born 2002, 1m46 tall), and the groom, Thanh Duy (born 2004, nearly 1m90), met while working at the same company. Their connection was instant, formed through sincerity and care.
Despite curious glances and whispers about their "mismatched" looks, Duy’s unwavering affection showed that height has nothing to do with love. Their wedding preparations weren’t without hiccups-posing for photos and choosing matching outfits proved challenging due to the height gap.
Yet Duy’s simple, loving gesture-carrying the stool throughout the ceremony-spoke volumes about the depth of their bond. For Xuyen, what matters most isn’t physical compatibility, but a partner who always makes her feel cherished.
Nguyen The Cong from Phu Tho was born with a condition that left him just 1m40 tall at 21 years old. He lived with deep insecurities, never believing he’d be loved-until he met Hoang Thi Ha Chuyen, a beautiful girl from Bac Ninh.
Their love story began in early 2024 through social media. At the time, Cong was working in Bac Ninh. Captivated by Chuyen’s radiant smile, he messaged her-without daring to hope she’d ever return his interest.
But Chuyen was moved by his warmth and sincerity. Unfazed by the physical difference, she agreed to date him even before they met in person. When they finally met, she saw his kindness and was convinced of her feelings.
They kept their relationship private for nearly a year before telling their families. Facing initial disapproval and societal prejudice, they stood firm.
By December 2025, Cong proudly brought traditional offerings to Chuyen’s family to ask for her hand. Their wedding is set for January 2026.

