A lavish wedding between a Vietnamese bride and her Moroccan groom has gone viral on social media, drawing over six million views in just a few days. The event, held in Morocco, captivated audiences with its grandeur, vibrant traditions, and heartwarming story of cross-cultural love.

The bride, Doan Thi Hoa (35, from Thai Nguyen), married Mostafa Chadii (33, from Morocco) in a two-day celebration at the groom’s hometown on December 12. The ceremony was hosted at the family’s private restaurant and featured a series of dazzling customs that left the bride in awe.

Carried in a palanquin and dressed like royalty

In the now-viral video, Hoa is seen wearing traditional Moroccan wedding attire, her hands adorned with intricate henna patterns. She was carried on a palanquin and paraded around the wedding stage, cheered on by guests and family members. Every moment emphasized her role as the radiant centerpiece of the celebration.

The most astonishing detail for Hoa? The five separate bridal gowns she wore, each one more exquisite than the last. Between each wardrobe change, she was again carried in ceremonial fashion, sometimes accompanied by her husband Mostafa.

Moroccan wedding traditions, she discovered, place the bride at the heart of every ritual - from fashion to presentation. "I felt like everything was designed just for me," she shared, still overwhelmed by the elaborate planning and attention from her in-laws.

A chest full of gold, clothes, and luxury gifts

As part of the celebration, Hoa received an impressive collection of bridal gifts - including gold jewelry, designer clothing, cosmetics, handbags, and watches - all beautifully presented in five ornate treasure chests. The gesture symbolized both respect and the family’s deep affection for their new daughter-in-law.

"My husband's family hired three women to guide me every step of the way - changing outfits, applying makeup, and helping with rituals. I didn’t have to do anything but be the bride," Hoa said with a laugh.

She admitted she didn’t fully understand the meaning behind every ritual but trusted the process and embraced the experience. “Every small detail was meticulously arranged. I was touched by how much love and care went into the wedding.”

Love at first smile, from Dubai to Morocco

The couple met in 2021 while working in Dubai. Hoa was managing a beauty salon, and Mostafa owned a private company. One day, he passed by her shop, caught sight of her smile, and was instantly drawn to her.

He asked for her number. When she didn’t reply to his messages, he showed up in person to ask why - making her laugh. From then on, he visited her weekly with flowers, waited patiently when she was busy, and gradually won her heart.

"He’s handsome, kind, and extremely thoughtful. He doesn’t drink or smoke, and always put me first. I had never wanted to marry someone from far away, but he became my exception," Hoa recalled.

After four years of love and unwavering support, the couple received full blessings from both families and tied the knot. They now live and work in Dubai, occasionally visiting Morocco. Hoa plans to bring her husband to Vietnam in the near future.

A wedding that bridged two cultures and warmed many hearts

The wedding was attended by Hoa’s parents, younger sister, and several relatives from Vietnam. Despite the long journey, they were overjoyed to witness the respect and care Hoa received from her husband’s family.

"My family was touched. Seeing how my in-laws loved and celebrated me gave them so much peace," Hoa said.

Her story continues to inspire and fascinate viewers online, many of whom have praised the cultural beauty and emotional warmth of the event. In every comment, admiration shines through - for the bride, the ceremony, and a love that transcended borders.

Thanh Minh