Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow took their "Trainwreck" all the way to Ireland, and made a special stop for a pair of lucky newlyweds.
The creative duo was promoting their hit comedy in Dublin on Friday, when they decided to crash a local wedding and even help serenade the happy couple.
Bride Eithne McAdam and groom J.P. Swaine had arrived at Grogans Pub to celebrate their nuptials, when they spotted the "Trainwreck" star and director unwinding with a couple of pints after their appearance at the film's Irish premiere.
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"This couple came in, they’d just got married like five minutes before, and the guy says, 'Hey, will you a sing us a song for good luck?'" Apatow told Irish website The Daily Edge.
He and Amy weren't the only famous faces at the reception.
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Irish singer-songwriter and "Once" star Glen Hansard was also in attendance, and led the group in an impromptu rendition of "The Auld Triangle."
"Someone magically handed [Glen] a guitar," Apatow said of the sing-a-long, which a few eyewitnesses captured on social media.
"Amy Schumer is in Grogans singing with Glen Hansard at a wedding party can we just take a moment," one partygoer Tweeted, while a friend of the couple posted a picture of the festivities.
"Who shows up for @jpswaine and Eithne's wedding only @amyschumer Glen Hansard and Judd Apatow," Twitter user Steve Cummins wrote, alongside a snap of the smiling group.
-- Erin Biglow
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