Wedding ceremony halted as kangaroo fight breaks out
An Australian wedding was temporarily delayed after kangaroos near the venue began fighting one another.
A bride and groom about to be married may not have gotten a kick out of this.
A couple's wedding ceremony was delayed when two kangaroos were spotted fighting near the venue.
The Jervis Bay, New South Wales, wedding was about to begin when wedding guests spotted two kangaroos fighting off to the side.
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A video captures the moment the large kangaroos were seen on their large and powerful hind legs, fighting each other.
As a result of the fight, the wedding ceremony was temporarily delayed.
The two animals continued to fight, causing the wedding guests to watch in shock and dismay. (@mitchchuri via Storyful)
Videographer and commentator Mitch Churi can be heard talking about the encounter.
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At one point, he jokes about the timing of the incident — wedding day.
Two large and aggressive kangaroos attracted undue attention at a couple's wedding. (@mitchchuri via Storyful)
"Weddings are all fun and games until some of the guests start to fight," he said.
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In the video, the two kangaroos can be seen standing on their hind legs and attacking one another.
One kangaroo even went for the gut of the other kangaroo.
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"Right in the gut," said the videographer.
The two kangaroos can be seen fighting in the field. (@mitchchuri via Storyful)
The crowd of wedding guests was apparently completely fixated on the fight.
"Everybody stopped looking for the bride and groom and spent 20 minutes watching the fight," he said.
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After the kangaroos calmed down and left the area — the ceremony then began.
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