Bride is left sobbing on the floor after brazen wedding crasher steals $100K worth of gifts from ritzy wedding

A brazen wedding scatter escaped the generous reception with gifts of about 100,000 dollars and then burst into tears on a California bride dance track.

George and Nadeen celebrated what is thought to be the happiest day of their lives, on Saturday at the Renaissance feast in Glendale, a large box full of cash, checks and gift cards was caught an unidentified suspect.

Shameless theft appeared around 12:30 hours after the newlyweds binding the knot to a church in the city center of Los Angeles..

The man dressed in black shifted gifts worth approximately 80,000 to 100,000 dollars in a video recorded by about 300 guests.

The suspect was not noticed by the security and is believed to have spent at least 90 minutes in the celebration before the incident took place. ABC 7 notified.

Nadeen said that the strange moment quickly changed the mood that should be an incredible memory for the couple.

The bride, ‘As soon as we learned what it was, the music was closed, everything stopped immediately,’ ‘he remembered.

‘I sat on the dance floor crying with my friends and cousins ​​around me.’

George and Nadeen Farahat were celebrating the happiest day of their lives after marriage in a church.

The faceless suspect was caught in the hall just outside the place before grabbing the expensive box and leaving the side door.

While lying in the hallway, the images caught the man he thought he was responsible for the progress of theft while the couple holds a mobile phone in his hand.

The cameras also took him to the bathroom before entering the exaggerated ballroom with Farahats’ loved ones.

While in the room, the suspect, guests were celebrated on the dance floor, mostly seemed to order a drink in the bar before passing through the empty tables.

“ Very brave. I think the bartender even toppled, ‘the groom said.

Then he competed towards the dance track, took something and then ran away from the place.

According to the images of the surveillance taken from outside the building, a black -made black Mercedes Benz fled.

George, whose family had the Middle East, was a great party until the incident took place, ” KTLA5.

It is believed that the unidentified suspect is at least 90 minutes of celebration before he gets the gifts and escapes.

The couple is visible just before they become unthinkable, enjoying their big days on the dance track

The suspect robber ordered a drink at the bar before he escaped.

‘In our culture, like tradition, most people give cash or checks as a gift for newlyweds, so there was a box from all envelopes, cards, family and friends invited.’

Nadeen said he was one of his close friends who recorded the disturbing moment before attracting his attention.

Nadeen, at this point, music stopped, everyone was aware of the situation, Nade Nadeen remembered.

“ Such an unforgettable and happy day that you have a lot of fun. You don’t think about these things. The last thing that anyone can have in mind. ‘

Paying for extra security at their weddings, the couple has presented a police report since then and offers an $ 5,000 award for clues that have led to arrest.

They also asked all of their guests to help them collect information that could help.

While watching the dance floor, he even watches our family. In his statement to Nadeen ABC 7, Nadeen said that it is very scary, ” he said.

Although the situation was shaken, George said that they were trying to focus on the positives of that day ‘.

“We had a great ceremony in our church, we had a really fun party with our family and friends to celebrate until the event,” he said.

Farahat opened a police report and offers $ 5,000 for any information that caused the arrest of the man.

The surveillance images coming from outside the space caught the suspect who ran to Black Mercedes Benz before driving

The new bride is trying to look at the bright side.

“Someone, you know, when it rains on your wedding day, it usually means good things come,” he said.

When someone steals everything on your money and box and wedding day, we will follow the same tendency. We are really grateful. ‘

The couple said that they did not seek donations to compensate for the stolen money and that they just wanted the suspect to be caught.

Daily Mail contacted Glendale Police Department and Renaissance feast for comment.