Bengali Bride Dances To Taylor Swift's 'Love Story' At Wedding, Goes Viral On The Internet

Taylor Swift's fanbase, affectionately known as "Swifties," is a global phenomenon that transcends borders, languages, and cultures. Swifties are devoted followers of the American singer-songwriter who have formed a tight-knit community bonded by their shared love and admiration for her music, lyrics, and persona.

Swifties express their devotion in various ways, from attending her concerts adorned in homemade merchandise to creating fan art, and now, dancing on one of her songs on her wedding day.?

Bengali bride seen grooving on Taylor Swift's Love Story?

Bengali woman dancing to Taylor Swift's 'Love Story' at her wedding has won the hearts of social media users | Image: Instagram

A video of a Bengali woman dancing to Taylor Swift's 'Love Story' at her wedding has won the hearts of social media users.?

In an amazing demonstration of modern love interwoven with tradition, the bride and groom opted to celebrate their union with a song that has become an anthem for romantics around the world.?

When did the video surface?

The newlyweds are shown in the center of the film, surrounded by relatives | Image: Instagram

On February 13, Atri Bhattacharyya published a video on Instagram of the 'magical' moment, in which the couple and their guests happily sang along to Swift's lyrics at the wedding reception.

The newlyweds are shown in the center of the film, surrounded by relatives and friends who sway and nod in sync with the song.

How did people on the internet react?

Since being shared online, the video has gone viral, with social media users expressing their love and appreciation for the couple.?

"To the cutest, craziest bride ever! May the journey ahead be full with love, laughter, and sass...!!! Atri's Instagram caption reads, "To @i.payeldas.official and the man who has to deal with such taarkata madness."

The post received around 4 lakh views, with social media users sharing their perspectives in the comments area."As a swiftie, I greatly appreciate this. Language is irrelevant if you enjoy a music and its lyrics resonate with your feelings.

"Lovely," one user said. "Bangali meye (Bengali girl) and her desire to do this on her special day," another person wrote."You did what made you happy on your D-Day," another reply said.?

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