A professional pianist who was booked to perform at a wedding was forced to come up with alternative arrangements after a mix-up meant he didn't have a real piano to play on the day - so he used his iPad instead.
Nate Hance was confused when he arrived at the grand venue in Minnesota, USA, to be nervously asked by the wedding party where his instrument was after a mix-up meant that both parties involved had assumed the other would be providing the piano.
The 34-year-old musician then had to think on his feet before the wedding procession was due to start, and ended up connecting his iPad to the venue's speakers and performing his set on a piano app instead.
