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6-year-old boy breaks down into tears watching his mother walk down the aisle

A photo of Bryson Suber, 6, sobbing as he watches his mother Tearra Suber walk down the aisle has gone viral.
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Joimarie McKenzie
ByJoi-Marie McKenzie
March 19, 2018, 8:15 PM

One 6-year-old boy was overcome with so much emotion while watching his mother walk down the aisle to wed his father that he was captured sobbing in a now-viral, heartwarming photo.

Bryson Suber served as the ring bearer for the September 4, 2016, wedding of his parents, Tearra and Bryant Suber, who were high school sweethearts.

As he watched his mother walk down the aisle inside Pinnacle Golf Course in Grove City, Ohio, he couldn't hold back his tears.

A smiling Bryson Suber, 6, looks at his mother Tearra Suber as she walks down the aisle on Sept. 4, 2016.
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Tearra, 30, told ABC News she initially "did not notice Bryson right away."

Tearra Suber and her father walk down the aisle on Sept. 4, 2016.
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"When I got to the end of the aisle -- as you can imagine -- I was completely overwhelmed with emotions as soon as I hit the end of that aisle," she said.

The mother of two added that even her father, who walked her down the aisle, had to whisper in her ear to calm her emotions.

A waving Bryson Suber, 6, looks at his mother Tearra Suber as she walks down the aisle on Sept. 4, 2016.
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"It wasn't until halfway down the aisle that I noticed Bryson," she said. "It completely took me back. The magnitude of that day and that moment meant a lot to us."

Photographer Paul Woo told ABC News in a statement that it was "difficult" to capture Bryson's heartwarming moment.

"I was secretly bawling behind the camera and had to prioritize this moment over the bride coming down the aisle," he explained. "Yes, I got both photos, but I knew this moment was the moment."

Tearra and Bryant Suber wed in front of 230 guests on Sept. 4, 2016.
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Tearra said she wasn't surprised by her eldest son's reaction as "he's a mommy's boy so he's very much connected to me spiritually."

She said her wedding was made even more special now that Bryson's photo has gone viral recently.

"It was literally one of the most magical days that I've experienced," Tearra added. "And there’s no way I would’ve done it without them there."

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