A bride who teaches elementary school broke into tears at her wedding when her students surprised her with a stack of audio messages. Isabella Mosur, 27, from Orlando, Florida, loves her job as a first-grade teacher, valuing the strong bonds she builds with her students. Recently, Isabella's work was noticed when she was voted as her school's Teacher Of The Year, and parents started to take note of her efforts, too. One mom, aware of Isabella's upcoming wedding and how thoughtful she had been as a teacher, suggested to other moms that they should record a surprise message of thanks to be played on her wedding. After planning a bridal shower for Isabella in the school, the moms then used the time she was off to record messages from their kids, compiling them and sending them to the wedding DJ and informing Isabella's sister. Then, on February 28th, at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Isabella sat with her new husband, Edwin Reyes, and the DJ announced that there were a few people who couldn't make the wedding but wanted to send in messages of congratulations. Isabella said she was very confused, as all her friends and family were able to attend, but as soon as she heard the first message from one of her students, she said her heart dropped. What followed was a series of loving audio notes, bringing the stunned bride to wipe away tears of pride.
