Fan Postpones Wedding To See Garth Brooks – And He Noticed

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One bride-to-be served as quite the distraction when her homemade sign caught country star Garth Brooks‘ attention and prompted him to approach her from the stage.

Garth Is Baffled

You gotta explain this to me because I hope this sign is not true,” Brooks said, baffled by the young woman’s sign that read, “I postponed my wedding to be here.”

After reading the sign out loud, his fans cheered, as though they would do the same thing! He continued saying, And your maid of honor has a sign that says, ‘You need a restraining order from her’!” 

That sign actually had arrows pointing to the bride!

Serenading The Bride

Brooks got a good laugh at both signs, treating the woman to a special performance dedicated to her and her absent fiancé, Ken. He began a sweet serenade of his song “She’s Every Woman,” although the performance was cut short when the woman held up yet another risqué sign that had the country icon chuckling on stage and halting his performance yet again.

“You are my hall pass,” the sign read.

Changing His Tune

After coming close to crying from laughing so hard, Brooks regained his composure and announced, “I’m singing the wrong song for you then, honey.”  After that realization, he broke into the song “That Summer,” sending the woman in the spotlight and surrounding fans into a wave of excitement.

Be sure to watch the hilarious encounter below!

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Jennifer Pernicano

My name is Jen, and I live in San Diego, California! I am a mom of two, a wife, a Girl Scout volunteer, a former college soccer player at Santa Monica College and Cal State San Marcos, and a passionate country music fan. I married a fellow country music lover, and our first dance at…

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