These Newlyweds Stunned Guests When They Spilled a MAJOR Secret on the Big Day

We love a good love story! And we're guessing you do, too... That's why every Wednesday, we're bringing you real life "I dos" that are sure to inspire (and give you a peek into couples' planning experiences). Want to share your happily ever after? Submit your wedding here! #realweddingwednesdayWhen Cristina and Nicholas found out they were expecting shortly after getting engaged, they knew their big announcement would make for the sweetest wedding day surprise. And since Christina's bump wasn't showing when it came time to exchange vows, they devised the perfect plan. Once guests were seated for the reception, the newlyweds hit play on a PowerPoint presentation with a particularly special slide that read "We picked up another traveler along the way!" With the good news finally out in the open, the couple popped a giant gold balloon to reveal the baby's gender -- a boy! Keep scrolling to see this epic announcement: This wagon full of ring bearers might be the cutest thing we've ever seen! The stunning bride (and mama-to-be) makes her grand entrance. A gorgeous shot of the couple exchanging vows under beautiful blooms. Swoon! The ballroom was surrounded by large glass windows, and it rotated all night long to give guests a spectacular view! The sweet duo incorporated shades of pink and blush for an oh-so-romantic feel. These parent dances are giving us all the feels... Time for the big announcement! Yup, it's a boy. Congrats to the newlyweds! VENDORS Photography: Scribbled Moments Photography, Inc. Venue & Catering: Hyatt Pier 66 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida DJ: Liquid DJs Bride's Dress: Pnina Tornai Officiant: Royal Butler Weddings Florals: Big Rose Company Hair Stylist: Denise Make-up Artist: 360 Make-Up w/ Michelle Mendietta Can't get enough of #realweddingwednesday? Check out below for more: This Dolce and Gabbana Inspired Real Wedding is Anything But Basic This Bride Spotted Her Future Groom’s Photo on Facebook and the Rest is History This Real Wedding Story Actually Started Back in the Eighth Grade