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Groom breaks down after 12-year-old Aryanna's question

Kate Rafferty

A groom has been brought to tears by the question his bride's 12-year-old daughter posed to him just before he said 'I do'.

In the middle of her mother Tia's wedding to husband-to-be Frank Tyson, young Aryanna stepped onto the altar, handing him a piece of paper and asking him a simple question.

"I've waited 2555 days for this moment," Aryanna began. Looking nervous and getting a little tearful, the youngster then asked, "Frank, will you be my dad?"

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12-year-old Aryanna's question brings groom to tears.

Aryanna said she'd been waiting '25555 days for this moment.' YouTube / US Today

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Overcome with emotion, Tyson immediately embraced Aryanna as his wife wiped away tears.

2555 days equates to exactly seven years — the length of time Aryanna feels Frank has been like a father to her.

The youngster's question was a moment that everyone in the wedding had been expecting — everyone except Tyson.

Recalling the moment, he told Happily News "It was an amazing feeling."

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"When she started reading her note and it all clicked, I just pretty much became speechless," he said.

12-year-old's question brings groom to tears.

Frank wiped away tears as Aryanna asked him her question. YouTube / US Today

12-year-old Aryanna's question brings groom to tears.

Tyson immediately embraced his daughter, as his wife wiped away tears. YouTube / US Today

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At the reception, the new father and daughter took to the floor to enjoy their first dance together.

Of the future, Tyson told the publication: "The most I'm looking forward to is just her being her.

"Her being a social butterfly and becoming [the] woman [that] she is and just being herself — a strong, independent woman."

The family is now awaiting a court date to make Tyson's adoption of young Aryanna official.

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