Man Cancels Wedding After Bride-to-be was Filmed Kissing a Man She Just Met on Her Bachelorette Party (Photos)

Posted by Odinaka on Sat 24th Sep, 2016 - tori.ng

A wedding in Mexico was cancelled after the bride-to-be named Emma Alicia Paz Ayala, was filmed passionately kissing a stranger during her hen do (bachelorette party).

A bride-to-be filmed passionately kissing a man she had 'just met' during her hen do
 
A wedding has just been cancelled after the bride-to-be, Emma Alicia Paz Ayala from the north-western Mexican city of Hermosillo, was captured on camera passionately kissing a man she had 'just met' during her hen do in a video clip gone viral.
 
According to Dailymail, Emma had went out for her party with her female friends to celebrate her last night of 'freedom' as a single lady at the Playa del Carmen resort on the other side of the country and while drinking heavily at a pool bar, Emma was filmed locking lips with the apparent stranger.
 
Emma (in white) with her friends at the resort
 
The footage shows her new partner grabbing her by the waist and making her bend backwards as Emma can be seen smiling and kissing him while others cheer.
 
The clip however was shared on social media and soon spread with the hashtag '#LadyCoralina' as a reference to the name of the 'Coralina Bar' where the incident took place.
 
 
The video eventually made its way to Pablo Torres Gandara, the husband-to-be, and his family - and the wedding was cancelled soon after that.
 
Watch the viral video clip below;
 
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