Woman Tries On Her Wedding Dress After 60 Years, Her Husband Has The Sweetest Reaction

Women place a significant value on their wedding dress, because they feel loved and cherished in it, and it also reminds them of the memories from their big day. Recently, TikToker @alibrookea shared a heartwarming clip of a grandmother rocking her wedding gown 60 years after marriage.

The footage, which has now gone viral, which garnered 22 million views, 6.4 million likes, and 77K comments, features the grandmother teasing her husband as she flaunts her wedding dress. “60 years, and he still looks at her like that,” the caption reads.

Woman tries on her wedding dress 60 years later, husband has best reaction

@alibrookea 60 years and he still looks at her like that ❤️ #GoForTheHandful #GetCrocd #weddingtiktok #weddingdresses ♬ It’s Been A Long Long Time – Harry James

In the short video, the grandmother surprised her husband, who was engrossed in a conversation with another person. She immediately steals his attention, and his reaction is priceless as he beams joyfully on seeing her in the outfit.

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Despite having celebrated their wedding six decades ago, it seems like the couple enjoyed a wonderful time together in their marriage, and they are not ready to stop until death do them part, judging by their expression of love in the video. The clip ended with a throwback photo from their wedding day.

Netizens took to the comment section to adore the wonderful couple for giving them an excellent sight to behold and reminding them of the essence of marriage. “The way his eyes lit up when he saw her is just precious, and the dress is just as lovely,” a user wrote. “Imagine having a husband who still looks at you like that after 60 years sooooo lucky!” another person commented.

“Aw, I was so indifferent before watching this, and it almost made me cry immediately when I saw how he looked at her. I’ve never teared up so fast,” another person added.