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Runaway flower girl interrupts wedding with hilarious escape

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Forget about a runaway bride; it's all about a runaway flower girl.

Tom and Katie Quirk were saying their vows overlooking Albert Park Lake in Melbourne, Australia, when they were interrupted by an adorable chase.

Katie's three-year-old niece Chloe went rogue and began to run towards the water, as Chloe's mother followed quickly behind.

"I was actually so focused on Tom and repeating my vows without messing up that I didn't realize what was happening until a little white blur flashed by in my peripheral vision," Katie told the Huffington Post. "And then I saw my sister-in-law in hot pursuit. Chloe was looking back at her almost taunting her to try and catch her."

Burgess Video captured the hilarious moment on video.

And the hilarity ensues... check out Katie + Tom's AWESOME flower girl from the weekend's wedding. Thanks to Mike Larkan for his always cool, calm composure! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AiAn5INrQw

Posted by Burgess Video on Tuesday, 31 May 2016

The bride told the Huffington Post that she had to repeat her vows three times because she was laughing at the surprise moment.

"She was so well behaved beforehand and even as she walked down the aisle she was an angel, but I guess as kids that age do she began to get a bit restless," Katie told the Daily Mail.

In the photo below, Chloe is the flower girl to the right.

These little ladies 😍 #flowergirlgoals #nieces #tomkat2016 #rcrealbride

A photo posted by Katie Quirk (@katiequirk1286) on Jun 7, 2016 at 4:08am PDT on

Katie added that it would go down as "probably one of the funniest moments anyone we know has witnessed at a wedding."

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