Dwayne Johnson and Danny DeVito crash a wedding in Mexico

Dwayne Johnson has shared a video of what happened when he and Danny DeVito crashed a wedding in Mexico.

What better way to wrap a movie than by crashing a wedding?

That was Danny DeVito and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s logic after they finished a week of press for Jumanji: The Next Level in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

According to a video Johnson posted to his Twitter and Instagram accounts, the pair were clinking glasses poolside when they heard the sounds of a wedding coming from the building behind them.

“You ever crash a wedding?” DeVito, 75, asks. “You wanna do it?”

The Rock and Danny DeVito crashed a wedding.

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The two then enter the building through the kitchen and walk into the main room singing Nat King Cole’s Unforgettable, reading the lyrics off their phones.

“What’s happening?” asks the bride, Kristine Abbot, before realising she had some celebrity guests. Then the wedding party promptly goes wild.

The stars congratulate Kristine and her groom, Will Abbot, and even offer them some advice: “(Get a) big house so he doesn’t have to bump into her,” suggests DeVito. Johnson counter-recommends five vital words, “Yes, honey, you are right.”

“What started off as a quiet sunset Teremana tequila toast with mi amigo, Danny DeVito — turned into Wedding Crashers 2.0,” Johnson captions the clip, which has racked up nearly 20,000 likes on Twitter and more than 12.5 million views on Instagram.

What started off as a quiet sunset Teremana tequila 🥃 toast with mi amigo, Danny DeVito - turned into Wedding Crashers 2.0.
So much love and mana in the room for the lovely bride & groom.
Congrats Will & Kristine Abbot! #unforgettable ❤️#cabosanlucas#rockdevitoweddingcrash pic.twitter.com/Su2UKxqL0K

— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) November 25, 2019

The classic tune made headlines earlier this month as well when a doctor sang Unforgettable to soothe a baby during blood tests. DeVito made headlines earlier this week, too, when he revealed that he’d “always wanted” to make a sequel to Matilda.

This article originally appeared on The New York Post and was reproduced with permission