In a heart-wrenching tragedy, a bride who planned a breathtaking entrance for her wedding lost her life when the helicopter transporting her to the ceremony crashed just minutes before her arrival.

Rosemere do Nascimento Silva, a 32-year-old bride from São Paulo, Brazil, was aboard a Robinson R44 helicopter on her way to surprise her fiancé, Udirley Damasceno, at their wedding venue in December 2016, DailyMailUK confirmed.

However, the journey took a devastating turn when the aircraft went down, killing all four onboard: Silva, her brother, Silvano Nascimento da Silva, the pilot, Peterson Pinheiro, and photographer Nayla Cristina Neves, who was six months pregnant.

At the wedding venue, Damasceno and 300 guests eagerly awaited the bride’s arrival, unaware of the fatal helicopter accident just a mile away.

Only a handful of guests knew about Silva’s surprise entrance, making the tragedy even more shocking.

A pastor delivered the devastating news to the groom at the altar, leaving him in total shock.

Video footage from inside the aircraft, later released as part of the crash investigation, showed Silva smiling and gazing out of the window moments before the disaster.

Panic set in when an alarm sounded, and the camera recorded the terrifying screams of passengers as the helicopter lost control.

The recording continued even after the violent impact on the ground.

Despite the rapid dispatch of eight fire engines to the crash site—a forested area near a main road—the force of the crash was too severe, and no one on board survived.

The journey, meant to take just 15 minutes, ended in unimaginable tragedy.

This devastating event left loved ones mourning the loss of a bride whose dream entrance was tragically cut short, turning what was meant to be a joyous occasion into heartbreak.

Legit.ng earlier reported that a small plane crashed into a commercial building in southern California on Thursday, killing at least two people and injuring several others, according to local authorities.

The crash occurred around 2:30 p.m. local time at Fullerton Municipal Airport, about 26 miles southeast of Los Angeles. According to Forbes, the pilot had requested an emergency landing shortly after takeoff, and clearance was given to use either side of the runway.

More than 100 people were evacuated from the building, which was occupied by Michael Nicholas Designs, a furniture upholstery manufacturer. Firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze that broke out after the crash, but the incident has raised questions about safety protocols in the area.

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Source: Legit.ng