THIS is the heart-breaking moment a jilted groom danced alone at his wedding after his bride dumped him just two days before the big day.
Tragic footage shows Pavel Tsoy, from Kazakhstan, awkwardly shuffling from side to side in front of the stage.
Two friends soon join the lonely groom on the dancefloor before the wedding cake is wheeled in.
It is not known who the mystery bride-to-be is and why she decided to leave Pavel even before getting to the altar.
The wedding clip shows the MC telling the groom and his guests: "Today is a wonderful day, a wonderful holiday.
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"Today you are celebrating your freedom."
Pavel and his guests are seen around the wedding cake before he awkwardly removes the two decorative wedding rings at the top.
The groom then goes on to cut the cake, giving the first bite to his best man and a female friend.
Social media users were quick to react to the footage, with one joking it was "a divorce, Kazakh style".
Another asked: "Where is the bride?"
Many appeared to blame Pavel, saying that it was his fault his bride had left him two days before the wedding.
Meanwhile, others praised him for not giving in to despondency and for instead deciding to throw his friends a party.
One person said: "I once worked in a restaurant and a wedding was planned there a week in advance, they came to the restaurant to collect the deposit.
"But the admin convinced the guy to find another bride in a week and marry her. He did just that."
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While another added: "Damn, what can you expect from a person you’ve only been dating for two months?”
And a third replied: “If you can’t change the situation, then change your attitude towards it.”
It comes after a bride-to-be went ahead and partied with her family and pals at her £12,000 wedding — after she was jilted on her big day.
Kayley Stead, 27, did not let the lack of a groom stop her from making her big entrance in her wedding dress, or going ahead with the meal, speeches, dances and professional photos.
She said: “The day turned into a day I will always be proud of.
“I can truly look back on it and smile because it will always remind me that I don’t need someone else’s love to be happy.”
After hearing groom Kallum Norton, 24, was not turning up, insurance clerk Kayley wiped away the tears, reapplied her make-up and told everyone: “I’m going to do it.”
She said: “I’d spent all this money, I’d been looking forward to the food, a dance with my dad, spending time with my family, so why not?
“I didn’t want to remember the day as complete sadness.
