Special wedding of 'tiny couple' in Nghe An

Taking place in the last days of November, Mr. Thang and Ms. Suong's wedding was attended by many relatives and close friends from near and far. The 1m35 tall groom looked handsome in a formal suit with a black bow tie. The 1m30 tall bride was radiant in a pure white wedding dress.

The happiness of the "tiny couple" Nguyen Van Thang and Nguyen Thi Suong on their wedding day. Photo: NVCC

The wedding of the “tiny couple” was not only crowded with guests, but also had many disabled people from all over the country attend. Mr. Nguyen Van Duoc and his wife - the groom’s parents, were extremely excited when their eldest son got married.

The number of guests doubled from the original 30 expected for the wedding. People in Quyet Thang hamlet, Nghi Dien commune said: This is the most special wedding ever in the locality, firstly because the bride and groom are both "tiny" people, secondly because the wedding attracted a large number of guests from inside and outside the province.

According to Mr. Thang, perhaps the most memorable moment during the wedding preparation process was choosing the wedding dress. Because both of them are dwarfs, the bridal shops did not have any suitable bride and groom clothes, so he decided to hire someone to design a wedding dress for the bride.

Many friends and colleagues attended the wedding of the "tiny couple". Photo: NVCC

Talking about his wedding, Mr. Thang shared: "I was very touched and happy when many of my brothers, friends and colleagues from Hanoi came to attend the wedding, and I was especially honored to welcome the company's Board of Directors."

It is known that Mr. Thang is the eldest in a family of 5 siblings (3 boys, 2 girls). The siblings are all of normal height, but he “cannot grow up”. His “tiny” figure made his childhood not very peaceful, always becoming the object of teasing by his friends. At the age of 15, he was only 90cm tall.

At that time, he thought he would try to finish high school and then stay home to help his family and take care of his younger siblings' education. But when he was in 10th grade, he met the IT knight Nguyen Cong Hung, and his love for IT changed the "little boy's" thinking.

Thanks to Hung's help and encouragement, he went to Hung's IT center and studied IT at the same time. When he finished high school, Hung's center moved to Hanoi, he also left his hometown and gradually became a "teacher" for people in the same situation.

Love has grown in the hearts of two Nghe An children far from home. Photo: NVCC

Up to now, he has lived in Hanoi for 17 years. At the end of 2020, he met Ms. Suong when she went to the capital to study at the Center for Life Force. Ms. Suong is the eldest child in a family of 2 sisters. The "pepper" girl, with a pretty face, a bright smile and a sweet voice, made Mr. Thang fall in love. Sympathizing with each other's situation, love gradually grew in the hearts of the two children of Nghe An far from home.

"After a period of getting to know each other, I found that we had a lot in common. The first impression that Suong brought was confidence and agility. Suong herself has a talent for singing and has performed in a number of places. When we got to know each other, I was also fascinated by her voice" - Mr. Thang said.

During their relationship, the “little couple” also encountered many funny stories. Whenever they went out together, many strangers often mistook them for brothers or two little friends. Overcoming their initial fears, they came together with sincere feelings and decided to get married.

Both husband and wife suffer from hypopituitarism, but are always optimistic and look forward. Photo: NVCC

Mr. Thang recalls: "When I came home to tell my parents about getting married, they were very happy because they had waited for this day for a long time. My parents also loved Suong very much and always hoped that the two of them would live happily together."

After 9 months of preparation, the wedding of the "tiny couple" finally took place with the expectation and blessings of both families, relatives, friends and colleagues from near and far.

Both he and his wife suffer from hypopituitarism, but they do not feel inferior and always optimistic about the future. With their own efforts and the help of others, they have found suitable jobs, stable incomes, and especially a beautiful love and a young family filled with laughter.

The love of the "tiny couple" was nurtured by both paternal and maternal families, siblings and friends. Photo: NVCC

Mr. Thang said that he is currently working for a large corporation, and his wife is a photo editor. They are living in a rented apartment in Hanoi.

“After the wedding, the couple will make videos, reopen their YouTube channel, and return to their daily lives. In the near future, when we have time, we will travel together to famous places in Vietnam that we both like,” Thang shared./.