Wedding guests flee in terror as tornado crashes the party: ‘This is not where we wanna be!’

“Til death” astir did them portion — earlier nan nuptials moreover sewage nan chance to start. 

Sure, astir lovebirds like nan thought of a whirlwind romance. 

But erstwhile a whirling tornado is base down connected your large time venue, nan thrill of a head-spinning courtship goes flying retired nan model — on pinch everything not nailed down to nan ground. 

“There’s a tornado,” and “Here it comes!,” screeched guests astatine caller Bloomington, Indiana hitching, per a chaotic station shared by nan groom’s sister, Morgan. 

She assured societal media worrywarts that nan twister petered retired soon earlier reaching nan venue — and everyone stayed safe.   

However, frightening footage of nan fête, which has frightened up complete 6.3 cardinal TikTok views, featured a ample grey chimney swirling towards a wedding — as freaked retired folks ran wrong a rustic constitution for cover. 

But alternatively than sheltering successful place, a fewer terrified attendees wanted to high-tail it home. 

“We’re not forced to enactment successful a decease barn,” 1 well-wisher said arsenic nan cyclone neared. “If we want to leave, we tin leave.”

“This is not gonna prevention america from that if it hits us,” different feline noted successful nan vid, doubting nan sturdiness of their hinky hiding spot erstwhile pitted against a terrible squall. 

“This is not wherever we want to be,” yelped an arsenic spooked bystander. 

And it’s true. Facing disconnected pinch an perchance deadly tornado — which tin recreation astatine speeds exceeding 60 miles per hour, according to The Weather Channel — is nan past spot astir group (especially newlyweds and their loved ones) would ever want to be. 

For Janai, a March 2025 bride from Washington, a devastating downpour lead to nan downfall of her large day. 

After nan superstorm washed retired her outdoor wedding décor, nan reception venue knowledgeable a powerfulness outage, her maid of grant suffered a seizure and a guest’s dentures fell into a toilet. 

A monstrous tornado leveled nan home of Trendall and Darby Russom, a Missouri mates who precocious tied nan knot, successful April. 

Miraculously, a water-damaged, yet salvageable photograph medium from their November 2023 wedding was recovered by Good Samaritans who lived two-miles away. 

“I ne'er expected to ever find thing that we lost,” said Darby of nan keepsake. “And seeing really acold it went was really amazing.”