Bad Bunny turned the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show into a moment no one saw coming by hosting a real wedding live on one of the world’s biggest stages. What initially appeared to be an elaborate performance concept was later confirmed as a legally binding marriage carried out during the broadcast.
The couple at the center of the moment had originally invited Bad Bunny to their own wedding. Instead of attending, the artist reimagined the occasion on a scale few could match, inviting them to exchange vows during his halftime set. The storyline unfolded throughout the performance, beginning with an onstage proposal early in the show and building toward the ceremony itself.
Midway through the set, the couple was married as dancers surrounded them, seamlessly blending the ceremony into the choreography. The moment felt both intimate and spectacular, a rare balance for an event designed for millions of viewers worldwide.
The halftime show also featured surprise appearances from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, adding star power to an already ambitious production. In the audience, celebrities including Pedro Pascal, Jessica Alba, and Alix Earle were spotted inside Bad Bunny’s La Casita themed section.
By the end of the night, the live wedding had become one of the defining highlights of Super Bowl LX, sparking widespread conversation across social media and entertainment coverage. It was a reminder that in the hands of the right artist, even the Super Bowl stage can become a deeply personal venue.