Adele Gives New Bride The BEST Gift Ever After Doing This During Las Vegas Residency Show

Adele has recently left a newlywed couple overcome with emotion after stopping her concert, and doing something they will never forget.

The pair apparently shortened their wedding day short so that they could conclude the night watching Adele's "Weekends With Adele" residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

The 34-year-old British singer-songwriter was in the middle of performing "When We Were Young" when she noticed Gaby, a hairstylist, and Evan Koris, a real estate salesman who had vowed to have Adele sing at their wedding seven years earlier.

Then Gaby burst out laughing when Adele paused and inquired whether they had just married.

The bride panicked and looked for a pen, but she found one and gave it to the "Hello" singer before Adele signed on the gown, capping off their remarkable day.

Adele proceeded to sing as she autographed the bride's wedding gown, capping off the newlyweds' big day in style.

On Instagram, Gaby gushed about the unforgettable moment, saying, "On cloud one million. In tears over this moment, her concert, and celebrating with our loved ones."

"Our vision came to life and we can't believe this is all real. We got our most precious moment on the best day of our lives. Thank you @adele."

Gaby further said, "Weekends with Adele. My world is made - found the love of my life and this man was determined to have Adele sing at our wedding... 7 years later all our dreams came true. Thank you Adele for creating the memory of a lifetime for us."

Meanwhile, it has been reported that the "Chasing Pavements" singer is engaged to her boyfriend, Rich Paul, and that they are planning a summer wedding this year after he popped the big question.

Adele was photographed wearing a large diamond band on her ring finger at her Las Vegas gig two weeks ago, two years after they originally went public with their romance.

Adele will also be busy this summer, as she is expected to play at a Ukrainian benefit event at Wembley Stadium in the United Kingdom. The proceeds will benefit victims of the continuing war, and organizers hope she will be a headliner.

The Live Aid-style concert will take place on June 24, and will feature performances by Pink, The Killers, The Rolling Stones, and U2.

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