In a wedding already brimming with star power, Millie Bobby Brown has revealed one of the most poignant and personal musical moments from her big day. The "Stranger Things" star disclosed that it was none other than award-winning British artist RAYE who performed the emotional soundtrack for her dance with her father.

Brown shared the intimate detail while promoting her new novel, "Nineteen Steps," on the "Table Manners" podcast hosted by Jessie and Lennie Ware. Reflecting on the late-May wedding, which saw her marry Jake Bongiovi, the son of rock legend Jon Bon Jovi, Brown painted a picture of a deeply personal and family-oriented celebration.

The ceremony itself was an intimate affair, held in the backyard of the Bongiovi family home. "We had, like, I think, 360 people or something at the wedding, so it was a big event, but it felt so personal and so family-oriented," Brown explained. It was within this warm, familial atmosphere that RAYE's performance became a standout memory.

While Brown did not specify which RAYE song was played, the singer's catalogue is filled with powerful, emotionally resonant ballads like "Escapism." and the Grammy-winning "Worth It.”, any of which would provide a moving backdrop for such a significant moment. The performance was a surprise for the guests, arranged by Brown's mother, and left a lasting impression on the bride.

"It was amazing," Brown recalled. "She was so wonderful, and she sang for us, and it was a really, really special moment."

This unique musical interlude adds another layer to the wedding's narrative, which seamlessly blended Hollywood glamour with heartfelt, homegrown touches. Having a chart-topping, Grammy-winning artist performing live at a private family dance is a testament to the couple's connections and their desire for a celebration that was both epic and deeply meaningful.

The revelation underscores that beyond the famous names and the "secret" nature of the event, Brown and Bongiovi's wedding was, at its heart, a family celebration—one with an unforgettable soundtrack.