Unexpected Adorable Wedding Crashers Stole The Show At The Mountain Top Intimate Wedding Ceremony

“I opened my eyes and there was the most gorgeous husky there.”

Ansa

• Published in Animals
• September 10, 2021

Rachel Franco and Alexander Oyen decided to elope and have an intimate ceremony on the top of Flagstaff Mountain, located in Colorado. They planned that it would be just the two of them and a photographer.

What they didn't plan and expected was that there will be a couple of mischevious wedding crashers as well. Not to worry though, the two furry wedding crashers may have not been invited but they still made the day even more worthwhile for the happy couple.

They were at the mountain at the time of sunrise. It was very peaceful and quiet but France felt someone's gaze on them.

“We had actually just finished making our vows to each other and had our first kiss as a married couple, and as I was pulling away from the kiss, I was like, ‘I think something is on me?’” Franco shared.

“I opened my eyes and there was the most gorgeous husky there.” The two wedding crashers were Freya and her brother, Bruno.

Since the newlyweds love dogs, they were happy to have them as their witnesses.

“This was mind-blowing to us,” Franco told.

She further added, “It really did feel like the universe congratulating us, or telling us that this was right. Like, all we ever want is for dogs to run up to us and interrupt our lives, and this just felt hilarious and perfect.”

Although the dog's owner was very much aware that his dogs were interrupting a private moment and he tried calling them back. But the dogs paid no heed to him and decided to join the ceremony and the photoshoot, anyway.

“When she first ran up to us, she leaned against my legs and just kind of gave over her body weight in the hopes of pets, which we obviously were down for," Franco told.

"She ran over to us several times to sniff my flowers and sniff the train of my dress.”

The presence of dogs felt very welcoming by the groom as well.

He is afraid of heights and the dogs helped him calm down. “I think it made him comfortable to see these dogs just kind of running free and having fun in this area they were clearly familiar with,” Franco shared.

Franco delights in the memory of her wedding and the wedding crashers and will forever cherish it. "I just savored our intimate ceremony and the time we spent up there," Franco told.

"My husband looked so handsome, and I was really just happy and honored to be there with him."

Ansa