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Kristen Stewart crashes Winnipeg wedding, much to brides’ delight

Kristen Stewart (dressed in black) poses for a quick wedding picture in Winnipeg, Man. Instagram

Twilight star Kristen Stewart unexpectedly dropped in on a wedding in Winnipeg on Saturday, and the two brides were beside themselves with joy.

Kirsten and Kayleigh Jennings were wed in the River Heights area of Winnipeg in a backyard, and then a band led the wedding guests to a nearby restaurant, Pizzeria Gusto, where Stewart showed up.

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“The owner came up to me, and he said, ‘Hey, is it OK if Kristen Stewart and her girlfriend Stella come and have a few drinks with you guys?’ and I was like, ‘Yeah, totally! Yeah, no problem. Um, who is that?'” said Kirsten, one of the brides.

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Stewart, 27, who’s been filming a movie (titled JT Leroy) nearby over the last few weeks, showed up about half an hour later with girlfriend Stella Maxwell, a Victoria’s Secret model, in tow.

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“We got to be formally introduced before they came in and partied with us,” said the other bride, Kayleigh. “We got a chance to shake her hand and shake Stella’s hand. I actually wasn’t as starstruck as I thought I would be.”

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The famous pair didn’t disrupt or take over the wedding; instead, they just danced, drank and otherwise behaved like all the other guests. CBC reports that the duo even requested songs.

Sounds like the Jennings will have a wedding story for years to come.

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