There are all kinds of cute, heartwarming, and adorable ways to honor your best friend as her maid of honor. The method this particular young woman used is hands-down the cutest of all time.
While one lovely couple was sitting at the head table of their wedding, the maid of honor stood up to give a speech. She hit the floor in her pretty bridesmaid’s dress and picked up a microphone. Nothing unusual, right? But then another woman in a red dress stood up.
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She began lip-syncing a song with such exaggerated drama that it seemed like she was crashing the toast.
The couple looked on with total bewilderment as the scene unfolded in front of them. Oddly, the maid of honor didn’t seem bothered by what was going on… The groom, however, appeared to be in need of an explanation.
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In fact, the entire room was a bit puzzled. As the funny lady in the red dress continued, the maid of honor made her way off the dance floor. What is happening?!
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Just then, however, she and a bunch of other people do a perfectly choreographed entry to the dance floor with swinging napkins in hand. The bride, as you can imagine, totally loses it.
After that, one of the bride’s favorite songs, “Dynamite” by Taio Cruz, comes on the speakers and the entire group launches into more choreography as bride Jackie doubles over.
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The set then moves into “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” by one-hit-wonder The Proclaimers, which is clearly a winner because who doesn’t love that song? At this point, our lovely bride’s face has to be killing her because she can’t stop smiling.
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A groomsman even joins in on the fun when Taylor Swift’s “Shake it Off” comes on. Oh, and want to know the best part?
Most of the people in the flash mob didn’t even know each other and didn’t practice together even ONE time before the big day. Talk about a total win.
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Watch the whole thing unfold down below and share to remind your friends that if they don’t plan to do this at your wedding, they’re off the invite list. It’s only fair.
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