YouTuber Delivers Stunning Wedding Speech With 500 Drone Light Show

Tech YouTuber Mrwhosetheboss delivers the ultimate wedding speech, complete with a light show powered by 500 drones.

Month after month, tech YouTuber Mrwhosetheboss examines everything from new Apple tech to flaws in the latest iPads. With that in mind, it’s no surprise that the content creator would also want to include technology on their special day.

The YouTuber put on a show at his own wedding. During his wedding speech, he surprised his new bride with a dazzling light show consisting of 500 drones in the sky.

In his latest YouTube video, Mrwhosetheboss shared his dazzling wedding speech for his 18.9 million subscribers. In the pictureshis family and friends can be seen looking up at the night sky where all 500 people have gathered to form the outlines of planet Earth, the YouTube user interface and even his longtime girlfriend, now wife, Dhrisha herself .

Although not the only drone exhibition company, the impressive exhibition was organized by Cyberdone Show. With over 200 successful drone shows under its belt, the company ensured that each of the 500 illuminated drones was correctly synchronized with the moving wedding speech.

The drones were powered by a program that takes graphics and images, as Mrwhosetheboss suggests to his now-wife, and turns them into graphics and images in the sky. As seen in the video, each drone smoothly rearranged itself to follow the YouTuber’s love story.

“And of course we also needed drones. Cyberdrone Show brought my vision to life in a way that was truly beyond my imagination,” Mrwhosetheboss said on his Instagram account.

As of this writing, the moving wedding speech and stunning illuminated drone display has garnered over 1,660,238 views on YouTube. The stunning display even inspired other tech fans, with Instagram user notzseemoon commenting: “Note to self… use drones when asking my daughter to marry me.”

Not everyone will probably have the budget to showcase their love story. However, the incredible presentation of modern technology only seems suitable for the beloved and respected tech creator.