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Heather DeLoach became famous once she starred in the music video Blind Melon as the 'bee girl' and as the song remains an all-time classic, Heather is all grown up and recently got married. Heather Deloach became famous after she appeared as a child in a bee costume for Blind Melon’s “No Rain” music video. People fell in love with the 10-year-old bespectacled girl tap-dancing in the classic 1993 video... and has been known as the 'Bee Girl' since then. The cute girl is now all grown up and in love. Heather, 34, recently tied the knot with her longtime boyfriend Matthew Greiner. While Mathew, 35, works as a financial advisor at Northwestern Mutual, Heather represents a world-renowned fertility doctor in Orange County, California. The two had been dating for two-and-a-half years before they finally decided to get married. In an interview with the People Magazine, the child star spoke about her big day and could not contain her excitement. "We are overjoyed to finally become husband and wife," she wrote. Mathew and Heather had been best friends before Mathew popped up the big question. "It’s an amazing feeling when you are marrying your best friend. We can’t wait to start our lives together and one day has our own little bumble bees to add to the hive," she continued. However, their love story began on the internet and they could not have been happy about chancing upon each other. “We actually met online!" Heather told the magazine. "All it took was one glance and an amazing first date and we fell in love instantly.” Mathew proposed by taking her to their favorite hotel. "Matt proposed on the balcony of our favorite hotel, The Montage, in Laguna Beach," Heather revealed. “He surprised me after with our families and closest friends in the bar below waiting for us,” she told. On her big day, Heather was also determined to pay tribute to the video that is close to her heart. "How could I not pay tribute to The Bee Girl on the happiest day of our lives?” she told. Heather added, "We had to make sure that she was a part of the big day. Our hashtag says it all! #GoodToBeeGreiner.” At the same time, for the wedding, little gold bees were placed in the happy couple’s floral arrangements. Meanwhile, their flower girls wore the same heart-shaped antennae Deloach wore in the music video and the couple also requested the DJ to play “No Rain.” In fact, Heather's bachelorette party also consisted of her memories of the video as her shirt for the party read, "Bride to Bee." Even though Heather is all grown up now, she hasn't forgotten the major role that the song had played in her life. "I am honored to be the Bee Girl and am so blessed to have support and love from fans all over the world during one of the most special times in my life," she wrote. At the same time, the bride did not forget to thank the people because of whom her life had changed. "I owe it all to Blind Melon and their amazing talents, without them and their vision, I wouldn’t bee who I am today … A VERY HAPPY BEE,” she added. Without any doubt, we are sure that her wedding that been un-believable. Here's a video of the classic song that Heather had been part of: https://youtu.be/3qVPNONdF58 Credits: ia.meaww.com If you love this song and remember this cute 'Bee Girl', then share this story on Facebook with your friends.

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