Newlyweds in KL Go Viral for Their Unique Wedding Photoshoot on Busy Street in Bukit Bintang

A wedding only happens once in a lifetime, so it’s understandable when some couples want to take it to another level and make their wedding unique.

Newlyweds in KL recently went viral after they decided to have their wedding photoshoot at a place no one expected. Not a cliff overlooking the sea, not a glasshouse in the garden, but in the middle of the street in Bukit Bintang, KL during peak traffic hours. The newlyweds’ photographer, Aizuddin shared the outcome on his TikTok account @aizuddinjerr, and it’s truly a rare sight in KL.

The happy couple is seen walking quickly and passing through the cars that were stuck in the night traffic near Pavilion and Lot 10 Mall. In the process, other pedestrians also made it into the frame, making the photoshoot more authentic. They also got to take some photos by posing outside the huge mall.

During the process, Aizuddin was not the only photographer involved but there were a couple of other photographers who did their best to get the best shot out of the newlyweds.

Aizuddin, however, admitted that what the public has seen on his TikTok account is not his best work, and also said that his skills are not as “powerful” as many may have thought.

Regardless, many netizens are impressed to see what he managed to capture out of the photo shoot, and others are also happy to see the newlyweds enjoying the process.

“Why the toxic comments? You did a great job, bro! It’s not easy  to get this outcome, I can’t even get an OOTD right.”

“The real meaning of ‘1 fine day, the whole Bukit Bintang will know you.”

“A different kind of wedding vibes!”

“It’s different than the others, keep up the good work!”

“It’s like a travel vlog with a wedding theme.”

You can watch the viral clip below.

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To the lovebirds who are planning on a wedding, what do you say about a photoshoot in the middle of KL street? 

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