Kent broke down in tears as she recalled having to cancel all of the couple’s pre-wedding plans and honeymoon.
“It’s okay babe,” said Emmett, trying to comfort Kent. “It’s okay to be sad. I don’t think people realize how devastating it is for someone to have a wedding [canceled].”
“I’ve watched you cry and you’ve seen me upset,” said Emmett. “We had a full-out cryfest a week ago when we first made the decisions [to postpone].”
“I don’t think anyone is prepared for this,” he added.
the couple said that while this isn’t what they envisioned for their wedding day, they are still looking forward to getting married.
“No matter what day we choose, it’s still going to be [special],” said Kent.
“I love you and I know it’s sad. We love each other and we’re here and we’re safe. At the end of the day, a lot of people would pick this spot,” said Emmett.
Earlier this month, the couple revealed that their nuptials are on hold until the summer.
“We have decided to move the date of our wedding to July given the unfortunate circumstances of what is going on,” the couple said in a statement to PEOPLE. “We are obviously saddened by this but for the ultimate safety of our families and guests, we have made the decision to wait and see how everything progresses. Safety will always be our number one priority.
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