Special / Bride taken to hospital on wedding night after dislocates shoulder in dance contest with husband

Bride Dislocates shoulder on Wedding Night: Wedding day is the biggest day in the life of every couple and everyone wants to do something on this day to make the wedding night special. However, many times the bride and groom injure themselves in the process of making the wedding night memorable. Something similar happened with a British bride, when she reached the hospital to compete with her husband.

dance competition between bride and groom

According to the Mirror report, Evelyn McCool and Peter McCappin got married. Evelyn McCool explains that before midnight on Wedding Night, the band announced the bride and groom's dance competition. She told, 'The guest present at the wedding cheered me a lot and I also tried hard, because I did not want to let Peter win.'

The bad condition of the bride on the wedding night

Evelyn McCool performed strongly to win the competition, but during this an accident happened to her. Actually, Evelyn slipped during the dance and she tried to stop herself by resting her hand on the ground to avoid falling and her shoulder bone slipped. She said, 'After the injury, my left shoulder was hanging and in panic I came to the corridor holding the left hand with my right hand, but the pain was very bad.

Bride reached hospital on stretcher on wedding night

Evelyn McCool was moaning in pain after slipping her left shoulder. After this Evelyn had to be taken to the hospital on a stretcher for treatment, where she was treated overnight. Evelyn was discharged from the hospital the next day. Evelyn said, 'The hospital staff were very sweet. A nurse had come from another ward to congratulate me. On the other hand, another nurse praised my dress a lot.

Earlier the marriage had to be postponed due to Corona

Evelyn McCool told that except for the painful incident of the wedding night, it was good enough. Along with this, he also told that due to the Corona epidemic, the marriage had to be postponed earlier, because Peter McCappin was infected with Kovid-19.