This is the heartwarming moment a sister 'married' her brother after his heartless bride jilted him at the altar.<br /><br />The devastated groom was in tears after his bride walked out from the ceremony moments before the vows in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on April 9.<br /><br />But it was impossible to cancel the wedding as all the relatives and guests had already arrived and the expensive traditional Khmer ceremony was immaculately prepared.<br /><br />His sister, Sophia Len, then quickly put on a wedding dress and stood in for the want -away bride - reciting the vows and exchanging rings with her disabled brother. <br /><br />The sister declared her love for her brother and brought some happiness to the day with wedding guests wishing the family well.<br /><br />Sophia, who declined to name the bride, said that the she backed out because her family did not want her to live with the man because he cannot walk and needs a wheelchair to get around. <br /><br />Sophia said: ''I know that the bride had a right to back out from the wedding if she was not happy, but she should've done it before the preparations were finished. <br /><br />''It was very heartbreaking to see her and her family playing with my brother's feelings and our family's feelings. They were totally disrespectful.<br /><br />''The wedding was chaos and my brother was hurt, but I wanted to still make it a special day for him. I love him and always will, so the only positive was that it was a chance for me to show him how much I will always care for him.''<br /><br />Sophia said that there was an engagement party the day before the wedding, in which the bride attended but did not mention her reservations. <br /><br />In line with traditional Khmer customs, the groom and his family had also paid a dowry to the bride, though Sophia said that this would now be returned. <br /><br />She added: ''There were many chances for her to say something but instead she hurt everybody. I am not sure why she stayed with my brother or if she really loved him.''
