Thousands of uninvited guests showed up to a wedding in Philadelphia. But the newlyweds welcomed their new friends with open arms.

According to E!, Kerry Anne Perkins and Michael Gordon were taking their wedding photos in front of a hotel when the massive crowd of protesters came marching down the street, demonstrating in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and in honor of George Floyd.

The couple gladly made adjustments to their photoshoot as the crowd approached, joining hands with the protesters and marching along. In a video posted to Instagram, the newlyweds can be seen raising their fists as the large crowd in the background cheers them on. The couple marched to City Hall with the protesters, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

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Let nothing stop you !! We captured the most epic wedding in midst of Philadelphia protest ! S/O @lindamcqueenphotography @marriedbyrevroxy @better_call_sacredpact ! #teamwork #blacklivesmatter

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Perkins detailed the couple's story in an Instagram post last month. The bride said her husband first proposed seven years ago, but she said no. Two years later, he asked again, and she said maybe.

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