How do you ensure the safety of your newlywed sibling?
On Thursday (19 Dec), World of Buzz reports that a group of brothers dressed up as superheroes at a wedding reception.
They wanted to hand over their newlywed sister to their brother-in-law in an honourable way.
Here’s how the tight-knit family celebrated the big day.
On Monday (16 Dec), photographer Fadhil Aman Ahyat II shared pictures of siblings dressed up as superheroes on Facebook.
The heroic brothers led the group, closely followed by their relatives.
Two brothers were dressed in a Spider-Man suit while another was clad in a Deadpool costume. Meanwhile, one brother deviated from the Marvel-theme by opting for a Kamen Rider outfit.
The brother-in-law then firmly shook the hands of each brother. He probably vowed to take care of their sister for the rest of his life.
All superheroes look good in a camera so each family member confidently struck their own power pose.
The husband was armed with a toy gun to jokingly defend himself from Deadpool.
During the later part of the wedding, it seemed that the brothers warmed up to their new brother-in-law. They carried him horizontally, to simulate the feeling of soaring through the air, and their sister was impressed.
You can also view the video of the blissful marriage here.
Here’s to hoping that the couple will have a happy marriage.
These brothers prove that there really is nothing like a sibling bond. They will readily transform into superheroes to protect their sister.
We’re curious to know what it’s like to have in-laws that are superheroes. We think it’s amazing to have family members that can suit up and protect us from the bad forces in the universe.
Who are your favourite superheroes? Let us know in the comments.
Featured image from Facebook.
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