Mika Abdalla, Josh Heuston surprise newlyweds at their wedding
Mika Abdalla, Josh Heuston congratulate the bride and groom
Mika Abdalla, Josh Heuston made the newlyweds' wedding ‘unforgettable.’
Recently speaking with People Magazine, a newly married couple, Megan Leong and Adrian Taddie revealed how the two Off Campus’ stars Josh and Mika unexpectedly showed up to their wedding event.
“They had come upstairs just to congratulate us on our wedding and take a photo with us, even though they were enjoying their own dinner downstairs and absolutely didn’t have to go out of their way to do that,” the newlyweds shared.
“Our interaction lasted a few minutes, and they were incredibly sweet and kind, congratulating us on our marriage, chatting with us briefly, and happily taking a photo before heading back downstairs,” they further revealed.
The couple shared one detail which touched them the most, saying, “What meant the most to us was how thoughtful they were — it was their night off, they were simply out having dinner together, and they still took the time to make two complete strangers’ wedding day even more unforgettable.”
However, few days ago the Founder of Eventful Weddings + Events, Henry Fang offered a glimpse of the surprise on his Instagram and wrote in the caption, “@mika.abdalla and @jheuston from @offcampusonprime stopped by this wedding and the bride had no idea they were coming.”
“This is what I mean when I say anything can happen on a wedding day. You just need the right person there to make sure the day keeps moving no matter what,” the caption further read.
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