People.com Celebrity #WeStillComing: Bride's Accidental Text Yields Surprise Wedding Guests and Trending Hashtag Kristen accidentally invited some strangers to her wedding and wound up making some new friends By Kelli Bender Kelli Bender Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor for PEOPLE Digital and PEOPLE magazine. She has been with the PEOPLE brand for more than eight years, working as a writer/producer across PEOPLE's Lifestyle, Features, and Entertainment verticals before taking on her current role. Kelli is also an editor on PEOPLE's Stories to Make You Smile and serves as an editorial lead on PEOPLE's World's Cutest Rescue Dog Contest and Pet Product Awards. Before joining PEOPLE, Kelli helped AOL and Whalerock launch a pet lifestyle site called PawNation. She is a pet parent to a cat named Wallace, and her professional and personal devotion to animals has taken her to three dog weddings ... so far. People Editorial Guidelines Published on July 24, 2014 02:05 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Courtesy Hackneysfinest/Instagram UPDATE: PEOPLE is speaking to the groom at 3 PM for the full story behind the viral #westillcoming wedding moment. Check back soon for more details. One bride found out the hard – and hilarious – way that you should always double-check the phone number before you hit “send.” A couple’s accidental text is now going viral after being posted to Twitter and Instagram. According to News.com.au, Detroit couple Kristen and Rob texted out invites to their June nuptials and post-ceremony BBQ, accidentally sending one to a stranger by mistake. Girl Accidentally Sends Nude Selfie to Her Dad, Live Tweets the Embarrassment As seen in the exchange, the recipient responds, “You have the wrong number but me and my boys will be there.” When the bride-to-be tries to backtrack, the uninvited guest replies, “We still coming.” The photo accompanying the story shows the dude wasn’t lying – the newlyweds were joined by a throng of new friends during their wedding photos. This amusing tale of an accidental text message has gone on to find a new life online, especially Twitter, with people making the phrase “we still coming” into a trending hashtag. Several web users have suggested this story is a hoax, but most are holding out hope that these wedding crashers are the real deal. [IMAGE Want more stories like this? Sign up for our newsletter and other special offers: sign me up Thank you for signing up!