This is the moment a Scottish groom's pals performed a Haka for delighted wedding guests on the banks of Loch Lomond.
Players from Garnock Rugby Club learned the traditional Maori war dance over six weeks after bride Alyson Reid asked them to surprise their team mate Graeme with the routine at the Butorich Castle in Balloch .
She also pulled out all the stops with a rugby-themed reception, complete with ticket style invites and rugby ball centrepieces – so the Haka was the icing on the cake.
Alyson, 29, said: "When I asked the guys they seemed quite nervous, as they didn't think they could learn it or keep it a secret!
"But 15 of them got together and rehearsed two to three times a week. It's such an emotional dance. Some of them even admitted they would tear up after rehearsals."
A rather lacklustre Haka from New Zealand All Blacks in 1973
The Haka is an ancient war dance which originated among Maori tribespeople in New Zealand. It is also ritually used by the country's rugby teams before matches to challenge their opponents.
The troupe was led by Graeme's two best men Chucky Wilson and Jamie Holmes, who he has known for 15 and 20 years respectively.
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Alyson said Graeme, who has played rugby for 25 years, was "over the moon" watching his pals dance – and added that the video has also gone down a storm with friends and family down under on social media .
Alyson said: "It was the perfect backdrop for the Haka too. The day couldn't have gone better."
New Zealand is a place close to the Dalry couple's hearts. The pair fell in love with the country after visiting for the 2011 Rugby World Cup and ended up living there for a year.
It was in December 2015 that Graeme proposed to his girlfriend of 11 years at the top of Mount Roy in Wanaka – a trek which Alyson admitted was "no easy task."
Building contractor Graeme, 34, said he was thrilled with his pals' party piece and his wife's thoughtful gesture.
He said: "The rugby club is like a big family. It was quite emotional to watch and to think how much effort they put in.
"It was a really nice surprise. I am keen to see it all again!"