This black choir's performance at Prince Harry, Meghan Markle nuptials is spectacular

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[No available link text]Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials is signed and sealed already – but neither we nor the Internet can get over this remarkable, powerful performance of “Stand By Me” by The Kingdom Choir during the ceremony.

The song, a 1961 classic by Ben E. King, was performed following Bishop Michael Bruce Curry's address at St. George's Chapel in Windsor.

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In a moment that should forever be remembered as one of the most breathtaking things to happen at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding, Karen Gibson led the all-black choir to a performance that being hailed as "an incredible and powerful moment at the royal wedding," according to Esquire.

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People are also talking about the performance on Twitter. Lily Herman on the social media page thinks the performance makes Harry and Meghan's wedding the best wedding ever.

She tweets: '"We've got a Black gospel choir singing "Stand By Me" by . Y'all, best goddamn wedding ever. #RoyalWedding"

Another user can't over Reverend's Curry's powerful message. He tweets: "A black reverend preaching to British royalty about the resilience of faith during slavery is 10000000% not what I thought I was waking up for, the royal wedding is good"

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