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Couple walks down flooded aisle on their wedding day in Philippines
A couple in the Philippines got married inside a flooded church on July 22, 2025, after heavy rains caused by a tropical storm. Despite knee-deep water inside the Barasoain Church in Bulacan, the bride walked down the aisle with her gown floating on the water, while guests walked barefoot to support them.
The couple, Jade and Jamaica, said they didn’t want to postpone the wedding after being together for 10 years. Their story has touched people worldwide, showing how love can overcome even unexpected challenges like a flooded wedding.
Videos and photos from the wedding quickly went viral, with many praising the couple’s determination and the beauty of the moment. People on social media called it a “true symbol of love,” and admired how everyone came together to celebrate despite the weather. The couple said they will always remember their special day not just for the flood, but for the love and support they received from family, friends, and even strangers around the world.
