The wedding day brings a rollercoaster of emotions for a couple. The moment when a couple takes an oath to be each other's companion in sickness and health is worth the wait, and the bride and the groom do not want to miss a second of their marriage. Naturally, this groom-to-be who was late for his wedding was in an utter rush to reach his wedding venue. 

The anonymous bloke stepped on the accelerator but the police caught hold of him. Wiltshire Police stopped the groom on the M4 expressway for speeding at 121mph while he headed to his own wedding. Generally, the bride's side is expected to arrive late but this groom's efforts to make it on time failed. LOL! Wiltshire Police Special Ops @WiltsSpecOps tweeted from their account, "Usually, the bride is always late. Unfortunately, this groom has some explaining to do after being caught at 121 mph on the M4 on the way to his wedding." 

The groom was driving a silver BMW on the M4 expressway when police pulled him over. In addition to the groom's speeding, his vehicle was also faulty. The tweet further stated, "A read nearside tyre with cord exposed topped this stop off. The driver reported to the court and the vehicle has been prohibited." 

The post had 83.2K views so far. The Twitter users had something to say, as usual. A user, @zetecinsidecom quipped, "Had he just been watching Four Weddings (and a Funeral)?" @Samanth71131160 affirmed, "Well, he was nearly the funeral!" Slow down, man. The speed was a recipe for disaster. 

@2DORR assumed, "If he was getting away from being married, then he'd have mitigating circumstances!" A tweet by @KateWal29235259 echoed, "Was he driving towards the venue or away from it?" Well, we'd like to assume he was driving to the wedding. Haha! A rather bizarre comment by @AlanG1962 read, "Let's hope he has more reliable rubber on his wedding night. I dread the thought of him producing offspring..." Some Twitter users were furious about the carelessness of the groom. One user, @LKrukrubo mentioned, "This is absolutely reckless. However tempting it is to exceed the speed limit, 120 MPH is outrageous." 

@Paul_Dundon added, "120mph and very dangerous tyres? That's a perfect recipe for a motorway blowout, a multi-vehicle crash and half a dozen people in an early grave. No sympathy for him here." Agree. But a group of Twitterati sided with the groom as it was his wedding day. @Imran92063953 sympathized, "Let him off as it's his wedding." Another user, @Rosmari12365826 agreed "I feel sorry for the guy; he was going to his wedding, for crying out Loud. Police could have given him a warning and let him go." The speeding groom-to-be is scheduled to appear at the court once the date is confirmed. According to The Independent, "Other members of the wedding party later picked the groom up and took him to his wedding, according to Wiltshire Police."