African American groom’s Malayalam vows wins internet

He not only read the Malayalam words from his phone, but also did the translation for the guests who couldn’t understand the language.

Love can overcome any barrier and it has its own language. An endearing video of an African-American man intoning the wedding vows for his Malayali bride in Malayalam which is her native language is winning the hearts of netizens across the world.

The video was shared by Jenova Juliann Pryor on Instagram two days ago with the caption “My husband learned and said part of his wedding vows in my native tongue, Malayalam. I cried so hard,” reads the caption.

Danzel A Pyror exchanged wedding vows in both Malayalam and English. He read the wedding vows on the phone leaving his Malayali wife with tears of joy. 

The video has received over 67,000 views and more than 5,000 likes on Instagram so far.

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It can be seen in the video that; the groom starts his vows in English but soon switches to bride’s native language. “I have found my wife,” he says. “I am gonna speak a little Malayalam here,” then he translates the vows in Malayalam.”

“I have found a favor from the Lord. I love you,” he further says while the guests cheer and clap in the background.

He not only read the Malayalam words from his phone, but also did the translation for the guests who couldn’t understand the language. The video also shows the guests hooting and cheering in the background while his bride Jenova gets emotional and wipes away her tears of joy.

The clip has garnered tons of reactions from Instagram users. People adored how Danzel spoke Malayalam with utmost clarity, with one saying, “Malayalam, known as the toughest language spoken simply with clarity. Superb.”

“Wow, such a sweet gesture,” another commented. Many even wished the couple a “happy married life.”

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