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Adorable moment penguin delights unsuspecting wedding guests by waddling in with the rings

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A PENGUIN delighted unsuspecting wedding guests by waddling in with the rings.

Pringle the Humboldt was lured to the ceremony with a bucket of fish.

Pringle the Humboldt made an appearance at Tom and Jen Loveland's wedding in Shropshire

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Pringle the Humboldt made an appearance at Tom and Jen Loveland's wedding in ShropshireCredit: Jam Press / Alex Ford Wedding Photography
He was lured to the ceremony by a bucket of fish

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He was lured to the ceremony by a bucket of fishCredit: Jam Press / Alex Ford Wedding Photography

He appeared with the rings dangling from his neck after the original bearers pretended to have forgotten them and left in a hurry.

Newlyweds Jen, 27, and Tom Loveland, 28, planned the £1,000 stunt.

Pringle was joined by pal Widget as they posed for photos in Bridgnorth, Shrops.

Jen said: “We kept it a secret from all the guests – only me, Tom and the ring bearers knew.

“It was very funny when they ran out and pretended they had forgotten the rings.

“The guests were mumbling uncomfortably and it was so awkward until I heard someone say, 'Oh my God, there's a penguin'.”

The couple booked them at Heythrop Zoological Garden, Oxfordshireafter being told that a goose would be too unpredictable.

And Jen said their flying guests never fluttered.

She added: “They suggested penguins because it's basically like having one dog over there.

“They are curious and friendly and used to being among people. Everyone loved them.”

Tom and Jen booked Pringle at Heythrop Zoological Garden

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Tom and Jen booked Pringle at Heythrop Zoological GardenCredit: Jam Press / Alex Ford Wedding Photography
He was accompanied by penguin friend Widget

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He was accompanied by penguin friend WidgetCredit: Alex Ford Wedding Photography
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