It's a great song to dance around the house to (flesh-coloured leotard and blonde bob wig optional), but it's hard to see how one could use Sia's Chandelier as a bridal waltz.
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Yet that is exactly what Jennifer Aniston did at her wedding last month, a guest at the super secret ceremony has revealed.
Although it had previously been reported that Sia performed at the ceremony, comedian Whitney Cummings has confirmed that Aniston and her husband Justin Theroux had their first dance to the singer's Grammy-nominated song, Chandelier.
Speaking on late-night talk show Watch What Happens Live, Cummings joked that she probably wasn't supposed to speak about the much-anticipated nuptials, but that she was going to anyway.
"I know Jen doesn't watch this show so we're good," she said.
Cummings then answered a series of questions about her famous friend's big day, explaining that guests were invited by email and that she was the most drunk at the party, before revealing that the couple had their first dance to a live performance of the Australian singer's popular track.
"It was pretty good," she said.
Chandelier isn't a particularly romantic choice for couple's first dance at their wedding.
The song, which includes the lyrics "I'm the one 'for a good time call', phone's blowin' up, they're ringin' my doorbell... here comes the shame, here comes the shame" tells the dark story of a party girl's regret.
Although Sia has never spoken specifically about the song's meaning, she has previously opened up about her struggles with addiction.
"I was really unhappy being an artist. I was always a drinker but I didn't know I was an alcoholic," she told Billboard in 2013. "Then I got seriously addicted to Vicodin and Oxycodone."
Cummings is the second guest to leak details about the Aniston-Theroux nuptials, which were held at the couple's Bel Air home under the guise of a "birthday party" so that word wouldn't get out.
Speaking on his radio show the week after the ceremony, shock jock Howard Stern gave the public the first glimpse into what Aniston's wedding was like.
"They're so secretive that they even had the wedding on a Wednesday because nobody gets married on a Wednesday," he said.
Inside the ceremony, Stern said guests had to hand in their mobile phones at the door, and the only camera at the whole event belonged to photographer Terry Richardson.
After confirming that the marriage was officiated by Jimmy Kimmel, the shock jock said he found particular fault in the couple's seating arrangements.
"They had these little tiny chairs. There was a table, and then you sit down and the chairs were like poufs, like little pillow poufs," he said, adding, "I'm six-foot-f---ing-five! I'm a grown man!"
Jennifer Aniston, 46, announced her engagement to long-time boyfriend Justin Theroux, 44, in 2012.
The couple met in 2008 on the set of their film, Wanderlust.
