Oct 16, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 17 segments
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A couple were on their way to their wedding, and then unfortunately, they encountered a highway closure.
Couldn't get around, nearly derailing their big day, but a couple of strangers stepped in to make sure they got to the ceremony on time.
He's asking, "Hey, do you know how long this, this closure's gonna be? I've gotta get to my wedding in an hour." [laughs] "We're not gonna be able to get through with the vehicles, but I'm gonna get you to your wedding." It's not a two-seater, right? It's a very small electric bike.
"And you're gonna hold me and hug me- Oh ... like that scene in Dumb and Dumber with, uh, Harry and Lloyd."
God, man.
Yeah.
[laughs] Sorry.
They'll take those bumps in the road, and, uh, they'll put a smile on their face, and they'll get through it together.
And I think that that's, um...
I'm just really, uh, happy that I got to experience that.
[laughs]
Now, when I say they were going to their wedding, they were already decked out.
She's in this ATV behind him, and he's holding onto the back of this guy on a little, on a little bike, a little motorcycle-type thing, dirt bike, and they're, and they're trying to get around this highway closure.
Eric and Kyla spending months and months and months, like most couples do, preparing for their wedding at the South Fork Lodge in Lowman, Idaho.
But on the day they were supposed to get up in front of everybody and say, "I do," they found themselves facing a huge problem.
There was a fatal crash that had closed the highway, cutting off their route back to the lodge.
With the ceremony approaching and an estimated four-hour wait, they needed to get around the enclosure.
A couple were on their way to their wedding, and then unfortunately, they encountered a highway closure.
Couldn't get around, nearly derailing their big day, but a couple of strangers stepped in to make sure they got to the ceremony on time.
He's asking, "Hey, do you know how long this, this closure's gonna be? I've gotta get to my wedding in an hour." [laughs] "We're not gonna be able to get through with the vehicles, but I'm gonna get you to your wedding." It's not a two-seater, right? It's a very small electric bike.
"And you're gonna hold me and hug me- Oh ... like that scene in Dumb and Dumber with, uh, Harry and Lloyd."
God, man.
Yeah.
[laughs] Sorry.
They'll take those bumps in the road, and, uh, they'll put a smile on their face, and they'll get through it together.
And I think that that's, um...
I'm just really, uh, happy that I got to experience that.
[laughs]
Now, when I say they were going to their wedding, they were already decked out.
She's in this ATV behind him, and he's holding onto the back of this guy on a little, on a little bike, a little motorcycle-type thing, dirt bike, and they're, and they're trying to get around this highway closure.
Eric and Kyla spending months and months and months, like most couples do, preparing for their wedding at the South Fork Lodge in Lowman, Idaho.
But on the day they were supposed to get up in front of everybody and say, "I do," they found themselves facing a huge problem.
There was a fatal crash that had closed the highway, cutting off their route back to the lodge.
With the ceremony approaching and an estimated four-hour wait, they needed to get around the enclosure.
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