When your flower girl falls asleep, the flower men come to the rescue!
That's what happened to 1-year-old Charlotte Rose at her aunt's wedding on Oct. 7.
Rose was the flower girl who fell asleep just before she was supposed to walk down the aisle. Luckily her cousins once removed saved the day and made sure the ceremony still went on smoothly.
Charlotte's mom, Briana Imbriano, was there to capture the funny event on a TikTok video which has since gone viral, getting over 7 million views in only three days.
"When the flower girl falls asleep her security steps in," the mom of one wrote in text overlaid on the video, adding in the caption, "they understood the assignment 😎#flowermen #cousins #wedding."
Imbriano told "Good Morning America" her daughter was supposed to lead the procession with her cousins once removed – John Peter Tripiccione, Matt and Jack Colella – following behind her but it then "turned into something so much better."
"We were getting ready to go and [Charlotte] started then sleeping. So she fell asleep right on [Tripiccione's] shoulder, nestled right in and we were like, 'OK, this is how we're doing this,'" Imbriano recalled. "So she fell asleep but it honestly made it perfect because it was adorable."
Tripiccione held Charlotte who was sleeping on his arm and proceeded to walk down the aisle, followed by the twin Colella brothers in matching navy blue suits and sunglasses. The Colella brothers also sprinkled white flower petals down the aisle as the procession unfolded.
Imbriano said the memorable moment has brought her family "so much closer" and they all find the TikTok video just as hilarious as the thousands of commenters who have weighed in already.
"We were all hysterical. It was the funniest thing ever," Imbriano said. "It was the perfect combination of funny and cute."
For the bride and groom, Imbriano's sister Tara Colella and her brother-in-law John Hallman, Charlotte's surprise nap was not an issue.
"In my sister's eyes and my brother-in-law's eyes, my daughter is an angel so … anything she does is perfect. So it didn't matter if she was sleeping or walking, she was there so it was perfect," said Imbriano.
And after all the excitement, the sleeping cutie did eventually wake up to enjoy the rest of the festivities.
"She woke up right in time to stuff her face at cocktail hour," Imbriano added.
Source: Good Morning America