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Sweethearts! How 17 couples transformed from their prom pics to their wedding pics.

PHOTO: Sydnie Haag posted on Twitter a photo of herself with her then-boyfriend at prom and then a picture of the pair at their wedding. It inspired a trend in which other couples shared their prom-wedding photos.
Sydnie Haag posted on Twitter a photo of herself with her then-boyfriend at prom and then a picture of the pair at their wedding. It inspired a trend in which other couples shared their prom-wedding photos.
Handout|Julia Hinson Photography
ByCarolina Tessutto
July 18, 2019, 4:01 am

Talk about high school sweethearts!

A viral thread started on Twitter by Georgia newlywed Sydnie Haag showcases several couple's "glow-ups" from their high school prom to when they tied the knot.

(MORE: Georgia high school prom couple photobombed by zombies near set of 'Walking Dead')

After looking at some photos of herself and new husband Bailey, Haag decided to post a side-by-side comparison of their prom photo with their wedding photo.

"I was looking back at old photos and thinking how different my husband looked and how young we looked," Hagg said. "I posted it on Twitter and didn't think much of it."

To her surprise, however, she woke up the next day to her phone going crazy with notifications of others on social media following suit.

(MORE: Photographer captures her own grandparents in stunning photos for their 60th wedding anniversary)

Although it was a shock, Haag sees this trend as a positive thing. She enjoys viewing other couples' photos.

"It made me feel happy because I'm the type of person that likes looking at pictures and looking at people's stories," Haag said. "It's nice to see where people started and see where they ended up."

However, Haag doesn't like to post everything on social media. She thinks that some things are important to keep to oneself. Her advice regarding social media and relationships is to understand your limits when posting and to remember that the whole world doesn't need to know what's going on behind the scenes.

(MORE: This couple has an offer for the man who hilariously photo bombed their proposal pics)

Check out these other adorable high school-to-newlywed photos:

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