In a scene straight out of a romantic comedy, a Florida bride was nabbed for speeding at 105 mph while racing to her wedding, proving that 'getting to the altar' can sometimes mean breaking the sound barrier.

Just minutes late for her nuptials on a Friday afternoon, the bride zoomed down the highway, leaving law enforcement to wonder if she was auditioning for a role in a high-speed wedding heist. Fortunately, the police allowed her to make it to her ceremony, albeit with a court date in tow, turning what was supposed to be a picturesque day into an unforgettable tale of love and, quite literally, the long road to 'I do.'

The couple found themselves approximately 10 miles from the wedding venue when the traffic stop occurred at about 2:42 p.m., just a mere 12 minutes past their intended arrival time of 2:30 p.m. At this point, it’s safe to say that punctuality was not a top priority, especially when your wedding dress weighs more than some small animals.

Upon being pulled over, the officer initiated the customary inquiry about the reason for her rapid descent through the state. "Whose wedding is it?" he asked, no doubt intrigued by the sight of a bride in full regalia hurtling along the interstate. The bride’s response? An enthusiastic, "It's mine," clearly indicating she was, indeed, more committed to the day than to traffic regulations. If that doesn’t scream 'dedicated bride,' we don’t know what does.

While the arresting officer could have humorously suggested the bride slow down for a change of scenery—perhaps a quaint park or a roadside chapel—she was instead issued a mandatory court date for her impressive speed. The good news is that the bride was allowed to continue her journey, which speaks volumes about law enforcement’s newfound understanding of the importance of wedding ceremonies. After all, nothing says 'commitment' quite like making it to the altar just in time.

Dressed in a flowing white gown, complete with the traditional veil, our heroine seemed unfazed by her encounter with the law. Her accomplice, dressed in a sharp white collared shirt and a black vest—likely borrowed from a very stylish waiter—was perhaps more concerned about their impending nuptials than the possible consequences of their speed. This dynamic duo seemed entirely focused on getting married rather than worrying about citations and court appearances.

The blow-back from this momentary lapse in judgment came not just from the couple but also from the local police department. In an official statement that perfectly encapsulated their sense of humor amid the chaos, they elaborated, "This gives a whole new meaning to racing to the altar," further commenting on how it was "not exactly the best way to start your wedding." Clearly, they were just hoping that the start of the couple’s marriage wasn’t as reckless as their drive towards it.

In this modern era of wedding stories—where cute anecdotes about garter toss mishaps and extravagant proposals dominate social media—this high-speed chase is bound to rank among the top tales told at family gatherings. The couple may forever be known as the ones who added a dash of adrenaline to the 'I dos.'

In the end, as the couple exchanged vows, we can only imagine the bride's ability to tell their guests, "I sped to my wedding and all I got was this court date!" A beautiful reminder that love is patient, but apparently, wedding dresses are anything but.