Bride jumps in to save drowning wedding guest
During a wedding ceremony on a riverboat in Saint Petersburg, a 20-year-old guest fell into the Neva River, prompting the 24-year-old bride to jump in and rescue him. Both were rescued by water police officers who were patrolling the area.
Consensus
- A wedding ceremony took place on a riverboat in Saint Petersburg.
- A 20-year-old male guest fell into the Neva River during the event.
- The 24-year-old bride saw the man drowning and jumped into the water to save him.
- Water police officers were patrolling the Neva River at the time.
- The officers noticed the people in the water, threw life rings, and rescued both individuals onto a patrol boat.
- No medical assistance was required for either person after rescue.
- The incident occurred during a wedding celebration on a riverboat.
Points of divergence
- The man who fell was described as a guest, not specifically related to the bride. — riamo
- The man who fell was identified as the bride's 20-year-old relative. — vm
- The man who fell was described as the bride's relative, but no specific relationship was stated. — vesti
- The man who fell was referred to as a wedding guest, with no mention of familial relationship. — tg_bazabazon
Coverage (4 sources)
- Rescue at the wedding: the bride jumped from the motor ship for the sinking guest — РИАМО
- Bride in St. Petersburg jumped from a motor ship into the river to save a relative — Вечерняя Москва
- Bride jumped into river to save drowning guest in St. Petersburg — Вести
- Bride jumped off a motor ship in St. Petersburg trying to save a sinking wedding guest. — Baza