Video shows bride and groom shaving their hair on wedding day in solidarity with mum battling cancer

- A couple surprised their guests by shaving their hair during their wedding reception as a way of showing support to the bride's mother who was battling cancer

- The guests were stunned by the show of love that was expressed to the groom's mother-in-law

- Sadly, Luna Macapagal, the bride's mother, passed away on January 12, 2021

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A couple displayed a rare show of love to the groom's mother at their wedding ceremony by shaving their hair in solidarity with the woman who was battling cancer.

The lovebirds stunned their guests on their big day when they took to the dancefloor to show the woman that she was not alone in her battle.

Alistair and his wife Jony warmed his mother-in-law's heart, and the latter identified as Luna Macapagal passed away on January 12, 2021.

Luna, from Auckland, New Zealand, was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer in 2018, Indian Times reports.

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The bride said it was her husband who came up with the idea to surprise their guests and shave their hair at the wedding reception.

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In similar news, a woman has gone viral after a video of her shaving her hair in solidarity with her daughter who is battling cancer emerged.

In a video that was posted on LinkedIn by Kaisar Hamid, the woman could be seen shaving her daughter's hair. All of a sudden, she put the clipper on her hair and shaved it.

The daughter was surprised as her mouth was agape momentarily. Her eyes soon welled up with tears as she asked her mum why she was doing it.

Sharing the video on his page, Kaisar Hamid wrote:

"This mother surprises daughter who is a cancer patient by shaving off her own hair in solidarity.

"That's what a mother is all about, putting children first. Can anybody translate it for us? I'm really very curious to know what exactly they are saying."

Source: Legit.ng