Carrie Brownstein And Amy Poehler Just Spontaneously Helped A Couple Get Married

    Amy Poehler helped out, too.

    Carrie Brownstein: music legend. Writer. Actress. Icon. Wedding officiant?

    Kendall Oshiro and Genevieve Hernandez brought their marriage license to the event with the hopes that Brownstein would officiate their wedding on the spot. To their delight, she did.

    The couple of three years had been planning to elope when they heard from a friend that Brownstein was an ordained minister.

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    Oshiro told BuzzFeed Life that she and Hernandez got their marriage license on their lunch break on the same day as the book talk.

    During the Q&A portion of the event, Oshiro went up to the microphone and asked Brownstein to do the honors. "Everyone cheered, and Carrie put her head in her hands," Oshiro said. "Amy's jaw dropped, and she was like, 'You have to do it, you have to do it!"

    Luckily, Brownstein had her ministry papers on hand. She agreed to officiate and they arranged the ceremony for after the Q&A ended.

    Always down for a celebration, Poehler grabbed some flowers out of an arrangement to use as bouquets.

    Poehler then played the first part of "Greensleeves" on the piano while Brownstein whipped up a speech.

    Not surprisingly, Brownstein's impromptu speech was sweet and incredibly heartfelt.

    Oshiro and Hernandez said short vows and exchanged the rings they'd bought when they'd made plans to elope.

    Brownstein pronounced them married, and the crowd went wild, which was a relief for Oshiro.

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