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Feel Good Story: Little Girl Thinks Bride is Cinderella, and Now the Internet is Trying to Send her to Disney World

One little girl mistook a bride for Cinderella, and the internet loved it so much they are sending her to Disney World.

Caleb and Olivia were celebrating their wedding day earlier this month, when they came across a 5 year old while getting their post-ceremony wedding photos taken.

5 year old Layla Lester saw Olivia in her bridal gown, and thought she was Cinderella!

Layla ran right up to Olivia and started talking to her, which is quite a big deal. You see, Layla is autistic, and doesn’t usually feel comfortable around other people, but she loves Disney Princesses.

Olivia was sweet to Layla and chatted away with her, playing the part of Cinderella. Of course, Olivia even stated that she was honored someone thought she was a princess on her wedding day.

Caleb and Olivia’s wedding photographer captured some shots, and a video, of the Bride and her new friend.

 

The couple never got Layla’s mom’s name, but they really wanted them to see the photos with Layla in them, so Olivia and her family started posting to social media, hoping that somehow Layla and her family would see it.

The photo went viral, and sure enough made it’s way to Layla.

Here’s the best part of all of this . . .  Someone say the story, and started a GoFundMe page with a $15,000 goal in the hopes to send Layla to Disney World, so she can meet all the princesses.

As of this posting, $11,415 has been raised. 

(WAFF / Yahoo)

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