Doug Jow and Laura Su recall the moment when Jow recited his vows at their May wedding.
Weddings are often emotional affairs but for one couple, their vow recital was especially memorable after a clip of the groom bursting into tears went viral on social media.In the video, groom Doug Jow starts to read his vows to his bride, Laura Su. When he begins to tear up, he said, "Uh oh, I'm crying" and their officiant, Ellen McDermott, pulls out a cotton swab from her pocket and offers it to him.
"Does anybody have a tissue?" Jow continued as Su and their audience can't help but laugh as more cotton swabs get passed to the groom before he resorts to his pocket square.The couple opened up to "Good Morning America" about the hilarious moment and said there were multiple cotton swabs on hand but unfortunately, no tissue in sight.
"As the words were coming out of my mouth, the emotion started to build up. The nose went first. There's some drops and then the eyes went and then it just all kind of went," Jow recalled. "It was funny because the bridal party had watched a TikTok and they were like, 'Oh Q-tips are great for the little tears so you don't mess up your makeup so then nobody had any tissues," the 32-year-old explained.Jow and Su started dating in 2017 and married four months ago on May 13 in Dallas, Texas, but ever since the video went viral, they said it has been "really nice" to relive their special day.
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