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August 2, 2019

Kingsmen ‘Flash Mob’ Surprise

The Kingsmen were asked to perform at the wedding of Helen and Scott Keating-Elliot at St Mary’s Church, Kingskerswell.

It was a total surprise to everyone bar Helen and Scott, when Helens father stood up holding a cuddly ‘Simba’ Lion cub.....this was the cue for a quartet to stand and start singing ‘Can You Feel the Love Tonight’.....with all 25 Kingsmen standing at choreographed intervals to join in.

It was a great moment in the wedding ceremony. The guys then sang three more songs while the register was signed finishing with ‘Heart of My Heart’.

The final song with everyone joining in was ‘Bring Me Sunshine’, one of Helen’s favourite songs.

The guys sang a few more songs outside while photos were being taken. And the weather was fantastic too.

The Kingsmen wish them both a long, happy and healthy marriage.

Quote from Helen:

"You were all amazing and fantastic- thank you so much for being part of our day. All our guests said their favourite part was the kingsmen ????

We will come visit you all again soon ????

Many Thanks Helen"

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