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Singer Callum Scott surprises Irish couple at wedding with incredible performance
English singer Calum Scott, who grew to fame on Britains Got Talent, recently surprised Irish newly weds with a surprise performance at their wedding.
In a post on his Instagram, which has 1.4M followers, Calum posted a video of him on the way to the wedding in County Meath.
Calum said that the groom and his wife are massive fans of his music and the groom had reached out to him in a private message to ask would Calum sing his song 'Die for You' at their wedding.
"Sarah was one of the first people to make her own video using the audio for 'Die For You' and left a comment on TikTok saying she wanted this for her first dance," Calum said in the post.
"With help from her husband-to-be, I showed up in Ireland at her wedding to surprise her in-person. Moments like this are why I do what I do."
"Congratulation Sarah, Stefan and little Ellie- thank you for letting me be part of your beautiful day."
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