Is this the WORST wedding dance ever?

21.07.2015 22:30

It was the knockout wedding the bride and groom wanted - but for all the wrong reasons.

In this 30-second footage, two newlyweds - who have not been identified - treat their guests to a well-rehearsed routine for their first dance, which goes spectacularly wrong.

The groom's backflip on to the dance floor doesn't go according to plan - and he ploughs straight into his wife, kicking her in the head, and knocking her to the ground.

The video, which was uploaded to YouTube by Mike Cut, has already had nearly 100,000 views - although it does not indicate where the couple are from.

In the clip, the husband and wife are introduced to the room filled with guests, and they skip through two doors hand in hand to loud music to make their entrance.

In an off-the-shoulder traditional white dress, the brunette bride lifts her pose of white flowers in the air in time with the dance track.

Her new husband dances around as he takes off his wedding suit jacket, and friends and family cheer and gather round to watch the entertainment.

The bride then takes to the dance floor solo, stomping her legs in time with the track as guests snap away on their cameras.

She moves into the centre of the small dance floor, and the groom comes into shot, doing a cartwheel just a few feet away from where she has her back turned towards him.

He then leaps straight into a backflip, but manages to kick her to the head as he comes into land.

The bride stumbles, knocking over a tower of wedding flowers as she falls to the ground, to shocked gasps from the crowd.

Her concerned husband races to help her stand up, but she tumbles to the floor again.

They manage to finally get the bride to her feet - as the groom keeps dancing away to the music.

Commenting on the video, Travis McAlexander writes on YouTube: 'She'll remind him of that until one of them dies.'

Just Reesor writes: 'Stop dancing dude, you knocker her out, she needs medical attention.'

While pinkfrosting found the funny side, adding: 'Can't stop laughing.'

(dailymail.co.uk)