Aussie groom mocked over his extravagant wedding day celebrations... as rumours swirl that the couple have ALREADY split just hours after tying the knot
Ali Abbas tied the knot with influencer Jasmin Mitwali in a stunning wedding in Sydney on Saturday.
After a video was shared of Ali arriving to his big day on horseback, social media users wasted no time in mocking the Sydney groom.
The clip, posted by Spinning Booth, showed the happy groom celebrating on the back of a white horse as it slowly made its way down a suburban street.
The street was lined with revellers as Ali pumped his palm triumphantly in the air while celebratory music played in the background.
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The video then panned to show Jasmin dancing euphorically on a balcony, flanked by well-wishers.
However, commenters were quick to rain on Ali's parade, with some comparing him to convicted criminal and former Auburn City Council Deputy Mayor Salim Mehajer.
'Bruv get off that poor horse, take your Salim Mehajer attempt. Back to Greenacre n stop embarrassing yourself,' one person commented.
Another chimed in with a similar: 'Temu Salim Mehajer,' a sentiment echoed throughout the comments section.
Salim made headlines back in 2015 when he tied the knot with his now ex-wife Aysha.
A street procession, similar to the one featuring Ali, featured four helicopters, a squadron of luxury cars, a battalion of drummers, a red carpet and a cake nearly taller than the bride.
Others were quick to defend the extravagant display with one person telling people to 'leave the couple alone'.
'People acting like it's the first time they see a horse at a Leb wedding... nothing new leave the couple alone,' they wrote.
'Congratulations to you both wishing you both a life time of happiness.'
Another offered: 'Good on you mate thinking different then all the other weddings, good job.'
Jasmin, who boasts 580,000 followers on TikTok, posted several videos to social media showcasing her big day which featured lavish floral decorations, Lebanese drummers and a towering wedding cake.
However, Jasmin has since deleted all her wedding posts, leaving no trace of the special nuptials other than event companies posting to showcase their work from the day.
Many fans flocked to social media to question whether the pair had split, less than two days after getting married.
'Did Jasmin get divorced???' one person asked.
'I don't get why no one is saying the truth. Is it full show or did they actually get divorced?' another asked.
'Jazzy is back on the market,' another claimed while one asked: 'What happened?'
However, some fans defended the couple and insisted they were in fact still together but had removed their wedding photos due to harsh comments.
'She deleted everything because of all the keyboard warriors. Leave her alone you only get married once and y'all can't let a girl just live,' someone commented.
'These comments make social media not worth sharing your life,' another said.
'It's just rumours no way it's true,' one person insisted.
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