NBC’s “Today” show staged a re-creation of the dancing-wedding-party viral sensation this morning. I’m not quite sure why — the video was fun because it was so spontaneous and unexpected, but whatever.

Take a look:

If you can’t see the video embedded above, it’s on NBC’s site here.

Lots of people’s wedding mishaps and hijinks end up on the Interwebs or on “America’s Funniest Home Videos.”

But when Twin Cities couple Kevin Heinz and Jill Peterson got married on June 20, they didn’t expect video of their wedding party’s unconventional boogie down the aisle to attract more than 1.6 million viewers on YouTube.

From the Minneapolis StarTribune:

“I danced growing up and was a dancer through college and loved dance as a way to express yourself and share joy. So, it was something I always thought about doing” [Peterson said].

Among the highlights was Heinz’s somersault entrance, which thrilled the guests, who�

The funny people at Improv Everywhere gathered outside the New York city clerk’s office and surprised a random couple with a wedding reception — “compliments of the mayor’s office” — after their civil ceremony.

What a great gift!

I caught part of this episode of “My Big Redneck Wedding” on CMT last week, and it was so alarming.

In it, Anna and Bo — sister and brother — are getting married. To each other. And everybody’s cool with it.

Roll the clip.