Some women spend their whole lives fantasizing about the day they will walk down the aisle.

Okay, most young girls spend their lives fantasizing about their wedding day.

It’s their fantasy to go down the aisle like a princess or a queen to lovely music while everyone else tears.

Chelsie Hill was one of those young ladies.

Finally, her wishes came true when she met the ideal man she wanted to marry.

All she had to do now was go down the aisle, which she was determined to accomplish.

It was easier said than done, but this bride was determined to succeed.

Hill was a high school senior when she was paralyzed from the waist down in an automobile accident.

“I had always imagined myself standing face-to-face with my husband on my wedding day.”

“I wasn’t sure if I’d ever find someone who truly loved all of me after my accident,” she stated.

While sliding down the aisle in her wheelchair wouldn’t have made the occasion any less memorable, she preferred to walk.

“I want to emphasize that there is nothing wrong with sitting in your chair,” Hill said.

“However, as a child, I always imagined myself walking down the aisle.”

It’s amazing what you can do when you put your mind to it. We must no longer make excuses.

It required all of Hill’s determination and discipline to realize her ambition.

Hill is no stranger to physical exertion.

She formed The Rollesttes, an all-women wheelchair dance team that hosts women’s empowerment weekends in Los Angeles for women and children with disabilities.

She resolved to spend the next several months of her life learning to walk.

On her wedding day, she arranged a surprise for her spouse.

What a fortunate dude!

“He didn’t know who I was when I was walking, so for me, it wasn’t really part of our relationship,” Hill told CBS News.

“I pretended I was going to roll down the aisle and back.”

Jay Bloomfield, Hill’s soon-to-be husband, builds wheelchairs for a career and claims he fell in love with her the instant their eyes met.

That seems like something out of a Disney movie or rom-com.

It is evident that these two were made for each other.

While she had previously stood up with leg braces and walked about, doing so while wearing a long, heavy dress and being unable to see her legs was a different story.

“So, I had to practice for about six months with the leg braces in order to really know that I could stand there and walk with my eyes forward and not fully on the ground the whole time,” she explained.

If you remember the first time you walked into a gym and lifted for the first time, amplify that feeling by a factor of ten.

That is exactly what Hill had to go through.

When the big day arrived, Hill took her father’s arms and went down the aisle with the help of a walker.

“As soon as I saw Jay, his jaw dropped,” Hill explained to Insider. “He was just shocked that I was walking because he had no idea.”

There were liters of tears shed that day, and perhaps you can join them.

Bloomfield began to cry when he turned back to see his wife.

“You blow me away every single day,” he said as she approached the end of the aisle.

When a man is not ashamed to cry for his girlfriend, you know he genuinely loves her.

Hill’s wedding video was put online, where it quickly became popular, with over 4.4 million views.

She certainly deserves all of the love, support, and attention she receives, and her husband recognizes how fortunate he is to have her.

We watch the wedding day as Hill prepares for her big surprise, and both the bride and groom appear to be quite delighted.

If you don’t believe in fate, you will after witnessing these two!

This is really a wonderful time! You can see the video below!