A couple's wedding was almost ruined by an angry guest who got into an argument with other guests and allegedly tried to run over the bride with his car.
Angry wedding guest arrested for trying to run over bride with car [PHOTOS]
Newly weds Tenille and Adam Bradley, were having fun at their reception at the Harrington Grove Country Club in Camden, south-west of Sydney, on Saturday night when the man got into an argument with some guests
Newlyweds Tenille and Adam Bradley were celebrating their wedding when a man got into an argument with some of the guests and tried to run some of them over - including the bride
Newly weds Tenille and Adam Bradley, were having fun at their reception at the Harrington Grove Country Club in Camden, south-west of Sydney, on Saturday night when the man got into an argument with some guests.
The 55-yr-old man quickly got into a Mazda 3 car and allegedly began reversing speedily towards the bride and where several guests were seated, Daily Mail reports.
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He missed hitting the bride and guests 'narrowly', according to reports from the police.
His keys were immediately collected by an onlooker who confirmed that no one was hit in the incident.
The wedding photographer covering the ceremony said he and other guests had to jump out of the speeding car's path.
"I was shooting [the wedding] and we all dived into the garden. It was crazy," the wedding photographer told ABC news.
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It was gathered that the police had found cannabis on the angry guest when he was arrested, having fled the scene after realising what he had done.
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