«Breaking News» Massachusetts middle school students surprise chorus teacher with serenade at his wedding rehearsal

A group of Massachusetts middle school students skipped class to surprise their chorus teacher with a heartfelt performance at his wedding rehearsal.   

Adorable video shows Christopher Landis being brought to tears as his pupils in the Hingham Middle School Choral Spectrum serenaded him and his then-fiance Joe Michienzie with 'All You Need Is Love' by the Beatles.  

'I noticed everyone was holding video cameras and I was like: "What's going on?"' Landis said of the moment the students entered the rehearsal venue. 'Then I saw the first student come in and I was like: "Oh my goodness."

'I don't think it hit me until all of these students came in and they were smiling and all dressed up. Then I started crying and they started crying.'

In the video, a look of pure shock washes over Landis' face when he sees the students, who form a semicircle around a piano before launching into their song. 

An adorable video shows the moment middle school chorus teacher Christopher Landis (left) was brought to tears when his students surprised him with a serenade at his wedding rehearsal

The students from Hingham Middle School performed 'All You Need Is Love' by The Beatles

Landis' now-husband Joe Michienzie (right) helped plan the surprise performance at their wedding rehearsal brunch on December 21 after a parent approached him with the idea

Michienzie, now Landis' husband, helped coordinate the surprise performance after a parent approached him with the idea.  

'Everybody really just wanted it to be the perfect moment. We wanted him to like, not in a bad way, we wanted him to cry,' student Bridget Foley told WHDH.   

Landis said it was especially unexpected given that he had always described Michienzie as his 'friend' when the students asked who he was. 

'It just hit me here that I always referred to him as my friend because I wasn't sure how the kids would take it or the parents,' Landis told Inside Edition. 

'I felt like when the kids came to sing they were basically saying: "It's okay. We know who Joe is." So now I say: "Joe, my husband."' 

After the performance, one student had this message for Landis: 'It doesn’t matter who you love. When you love them, it just matters that you're in love and you both really care about each other and want to be with each other.'

Hingham Public Schools shared a video of the performance on Facebook, writing in the caption: 'Our students practiced every Sunday for a month to get ready for the surprise.' 

Landis' students said he is known for his enthusiasm and passion for teaching. 

'You always walk into his classroom and he’s always there with a positive attitude and maybe a compliment. He’s just so nice,' student Summer Foraste said. 

Landis and Michienzie pose with the choir students after the heartfelt song

In the video, a look of pure shock washes over Landis' face as the students enter the room 

The Hingham Middle School Junior Choral Spectrum (above) practiced every Sunday for a month leading up to the surprise

Landis said it was especially unexpected given that he had always described Michienzie as his 'friend' when the students asked who he was. 'I felt like when the kids came to sing they were basically saying: "It's okay. We know who Joe is." So now I say: "Joe, my husband"'

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