Fick and his sister “just have so many memories,” he explained to ABC News. “Couple that with the fact she’s actually marrying the guy that, as a brother, I couldn’t have ever drawn up a better person with qualities for her. They come from the same foundation, same energy and passion for life.” What a great guy!
Fick was trying to record the special dance with his video camera, but his emotions got the better of him. “I was worried [the video] would be shaky, since I was crying pretty hard.” But it seems his sister is prepared to forgive him for the shaky video footage. “To see [him crying], that was his way of saying, ‘I love you,’ and to truly mean it. We joke around a lot and make fun of each other, but then you see that and it goes deeper than funny friends. It made it real for me,’ she told ABC News.
In a recent Instagram post, Fick posted a photo of the moment he broke down in tears and wrote, “I couldn’t contain my emotions at my sisters wedding during the father/daughter dance…Cheers again to Kelsey and Amos Buelow for making such a powerful and happy wedding day! Love you both!” So sweet!
Not every man would love a photo of him crying to go viral, but luckily Fick has a sense of humour about it. On Instagram, he’s embraced the attention, poking fun of himself by dubbing himself the #SobbingBrother. “Now my fifteen minutes of fame is well used to become the #SobbingBrother meme. Thx internet,” he wrote.
One thing’s for sure – if all brothers loved their sisters this much, the world would be a much happier place!
Article written by Alison Donnellan
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