foto: Instagram/@lunamaya
Brilio.net - Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier's wedding moment successfully captured the public's attention from the beginning of the procession until the marriage contract. After holding a siraman and sungkeman ceremony on Tuesday (6/5), the two officially became husband and wife on Wednesday (7/5) in a warm atmosphere in Bali.
The sacred procession took place behind closed doors but could still be enjoyed by fans via live broadcast on TS Media YouTube. In that touching moment, only family and close friends were present in person, but the warmth and happiness were felt throughout social media.
Many netizens are joining in the happiness of this couple, even expressing their happiness in various ways. One of them came from a TikTok user who showed a unique way of celebrating their idol's wedding.
photo: TikTok/@nia.maniyah
TikTok account @nia.maniyah caught the public's attention after sharing a video about a vow she had once made. She admitted that she had been waiting for news of Luna's marriage for a long time and had promised to hold a thanksgiving if the artist really got married.
He finally fulfilled his vow by making yellow rice and distributing it to the students who were memorizing the Quran. His actions also received much praise and were considered a form of sincere happiness for the marriage of his idol.
"Mba Luna Maya got married and I said I would make yellow rice, thank God I did it," wrote @nia.maniyah, quoted by brilio.net on Saturday (10/5).
photo: TikTok/@nia.maniyah
The woman not only made yellow rice, but also conveyed warm greetings to Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier. She included hopes that the couple's household would last and be full of blessings.
"Congratulations on your new life, sis @lunamaya, in this way I will celebrate your happiness. May you become a happy family. Last forever #@lunamaya," he continued.
In the upload, he also shared the moment when yellow rice was distributed to the children of the santri. Their happy reactions also illustrated the warm atmosphere of thanksgiving.
photo: TikTok/@nia.maniyah
"Sis, the ones who eat the rice are the students who are memorizing the Quran, they are very happy," he wrote at the end of the video.
This simple yet meaningful story is proof that happiness can be transmitted to anyone. Luna and Maxime's wedding not only made those who were present in person happy, but also touched the hearts of many who had been praying from a distance.
(brl/far)
