Michaela, a wedding photographer was appointed at this Welsh wedding, where she soon realised it was going to be turned into something unexpected.

”I’ve got so much to post about this wonderful wedding because the fun literally did not stop all day! ❤️”

“The guests were sat eating when one of the waiters fell flat on his face in the middle of the room. People were shocked and no one really knew what to do.”

The photographer explains that what was supposed to be a medical emergency, rather turned out to be a surprise that both the bride and groom did not see coming.

“But it was only until the Mother of the Groom shouted “Somebody help him, I think he’s dead!” That obviously wasn’t the case and Mam had actually booked this cheeky surprise for her son and new daughter-in-law.”

“Once the waiter had finally been helped up from the floor, he produced a microphone from his top pocket and burst into song – starting with “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You”.

‘“Then, to the guests surprise, another beautiful voice joined in with the singing at the other end of the room; it was only the waitress who had been serving them too!”

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Michaela concluded the whole wedding surprise was something fun. “Although, I was fully aware of all of the surprises that would be happening throughout the day.”

“I was absolutely blown away and found myself stood on a chair, dancing and belting out all of the classics along with the guests in no time at all. As you can see, it was pure joy and really set everyone up to party through the rest of the night 💃🏻 🪩 🕺”

This wedding is a literal proof that Welsh people and families can be full of love, celebration, and cheeky surprises.

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Sally George

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