Usually, it’s the groom who gets the traditional “first look” at the bride in her wedding gown. However, this Instagram influencer decided to give that honor to her son-to-be instead! In a beautiful video that’s been going viral on social media, Jessica Cromartie caught her “bonus” son’s reaction to getting a glimpse at his new mom in her bridal finery. The boy was stunned, making for a completely “aww”-worthy clip!
“This moment was soo precious!” wrote Jessica in the caption of her video. “I’m so happy that I get to be his bonus mom.”
Jessica’s comments section was filled with positive reactions, including quite a few other moms!
“As a bonus mom I LOVE THIS,” wrote one user, while another said, “This is what us single moms pray for, for a bonus mom that will love our children as their own.”
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