A heartwarming moment during a wedding has made the rounds on social media after the bride's daughter popped a tear-jerking question to the groom.

Get the tissues ready for this one, folks! This story will surely melt your heart.

Credit: YouTube/Happily​

Single mum Tia was about to exchange vows with her husband-to-be Frank when 12-year-old Aryanna stepped up to ask Frank a question she'd been waiting to ask for "2555 days".

In the video, the officiant joked about how "Aryanna was going to get Frank’s last name before Tia" before announcing that the 12-year-old has something to say.

"Aryanna has something to say now," the officiant said.

The young girl was seen walking towards Frank to hand him a letter before joining her mother in an embrace.

Aryanna then spoke: "I’ve waited 2,555 days for this moment."

The 12-year-old and her mum, Tia, were tearing up as Frank opened the letter.

Aryanna then popped the question: "Frank, will you be my dad?"

The question left Frank in tears, with him quickly answering "yes" before they shared a heartwarming embrace.

"It was an amazing feeling. When she started reading her note and it all clicked, I just pretty much became speechless," Frank said, describing how he felt when Aryanna surprised him with the proposal.

The 12-year-old left her father-to-be in tears after she asked him if he can be her dad during his wedding with her mum. Credit: YouTube/Happily.​

The video has since then made the rounds on social media and television, with many people describing it as a "beautiful moment".

One person wrote: "I’m sitting crying, snot an all, with such happiness - how wonderfully delightfully beautiful."

"Beautiful! Congratulations to the bride and groom. But more so to the father and daughter," another said.

 

[Julia TH]

When my daughter married she had a ten year old daughter from a previous relationship. During the service they had a hand binding ceremony and my granddaughter's hand was bound with theirs and the groom made vows to her as well, promising to love and protect her. It was heartwarming and beautiful.

 

[Ezzy]

Heartwarming moment when a 12-year-old girl interrupted her mum’s wedding to pop an important question to her father-to-be goes viral​

A heartwarming moment during a wedding has made the rounds on social media after the bride's daughter popped a tear-jerking question to the groom.

Get the tissues ready for this one, folks! This story will surely melt your heart.

Credit: YouTube/Happily​

Single mum Tia was about to exchange vows with her husband-to-be Frank when 12-year-old Aryanna stepped up to ask Frank a question she'd been waiting to ask for "2555 days".

In the video, the officiant joked about how "Aryanna was going to get Frank’s last name before Tia" before announcing that the 12-year-old has something to say.

"Aryanna has something to say now," the officiant said.

The young girl was seen walking towards Frank to hand him a letter before joining her mother in an embrace.

Aryanna then spoke: "I’ve waited 2,555 days for this moment."

The 12-year-old and her mum, Tia, were tearing up as Frank opened the letter.

Aryanna then popped the question: "Frank, will you be my dad?"

The question left Frank in tears, with him quickly answering "yes" before they shared a heartwarming embrace.

"It was an amazing feeling. When she started reading her note and it all clicked, I just pretty much became speechless," Frank said, describing how he felt when Aryanna surprised him with the proposal.

The 12-year-old left her father-to-be in tears after she asked him if he can be her dad during his wedding with her mum. Credit: YouTube/Happily.​

The video has since then made the rounds on social media and television, with many people describing it as a "beautiful moment".

One person wrote: "I’m sitting crying, snot an all, with such happiness - how wonderfully delightfully beautiful."

"Beautiful! Congratulations to the bride and groom. But more so to the father and daughter," another said.

A really heartwarming story. Hard not to become emotional reading this.