The flash mob trend continues to produce viral videos. While flash mobs have appeared in many places, few have performed in the middle of a wedding ceremony.

A wedding ceremony in progress inside a church with wooden pews, stained glass windows, and attendees dressed formally in suits and dresses.

There is a long pause as a bride and groom stand in front of a church filled with loved ones. People wonder what is happening until one guest rises from the congregation to sing the first verse of Ben E. King’s ‘Stand by Me.’

In the middle of the verse, a groomsman takes over the singing. The camera shows the bride and groom in shock and tears as they watch their family perform this beautiful song.

A bride and groom in a church, surrounded by ornate religious decor; the bride wears an intricate white wedding dress with floral lace detailing, while the groom dons a black tuxedo with a boutonniere.

Then, a larger group of the crowd stands and sings the chorus. They sing, “Darling, darling, stand by me, oh, stand by me.” Multiple people have solos in the second verse, and they all sound surprisingly good.

In the final chorus, they all walk to the altar and sing directly to the bride and groom. The happy couple laughs and smiles as they are serenaded by their family and friends.

A church service with wooden pews, stained glass windows, ornate architecture, and a mix of dressed-up adults in formal attire suggesting spring or summer.

In the end, they walk back to their seats as the rest of the crowd claps along with the bride and groom. The entire event was planned and rehearsed without the bride and groom ever knowing.

The flash mob of talented amateur singers amazed the crowd and shocked the bride and groom with this musical gift on their big day. ‘Stand by Me’ debuted in 1961 but remained a timeless classic.