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Master tailor Ibrahim Halil Dudu, who doesn't speak a word of English, was the unexpected hero of a Canadian wedding.
Coulter said that when the bridesmaid returned from the neighbour's house with a pair of pliers, she also revealed that there was perhaps an easier way to fix the dress.
"The bridesmaid came back [and] she said the neighbour not only has pliers but also is sponsoring a Syrian refugee family, and the father was a master tailor."
"The neighbour David told me they had just moved to Canada four days ago."
Coulter told BuzzFeed News the father and son, who don't speak English, used body language to communicate.
"Most of the bride's family was visiting from China, so there was already not much English being spoken. It was really amazing to see everyone communicate through gestures like bowing to say thank you."
"She was so excited and so happy, I was more than happy to get to work. I like to help Canadian people from my heart," said Dudu, who has more than 30 years of tailoring experience in Aleppo.
"Everyone commenting from Canada has been showing their pride, and those from other countries have been echoing their joy for the family and also hope that their countries might follow Canada's example."