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An wedding in the Midlands has gone viral as an unexpected guest turned up to celebrate the special day in the church.
The happy couple from Westmeath were tying the knot in Castletown, Geoghegan, when a small mouse appeared from under the flowers at the alter.
In the video, the priest can be heard reading the gospel while the photographer, Fra Lucchesi, follows the tiny guest as it runs across the altar and down the steps.
The bride and groom, fortunately seeing the funny side, can be seen in the video stifling their laughs along with other guests.
Speaking to Belfast Live, photographer Fra Lucchesi said,
"We all got a good laugh from it. Each wedding is different, but in this case, one little unexpected guest made the difference."
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