Beyoncé and Jay Z Air Wedding Footage During Their On The Run Tour
Cue the oohs and aahs.

Last night, Beyoncé and Jay Z kicked off their On The Run tour in Miami and brought everything we've come to expect from the two: knockout chemistry, showstopping costumes, and a slew of their respective classics. What we didn't see coming was the unveiling of live footage from their wedding.
The two famously married during an intimate ceremony in 2008, but never revealed any of the details. In the video clip, which aired during their performance of "Forever Young," we find Bey and Jay glowing, saying their vows at the altar. The bride happens to be rocking a bright blue manicure — is it her "something blue," a foreshadowing of the birth of their daughter Blue Ivy, or both? We're thinking the latter.
As far as Queen Bey's stage style, it was truly a feast for the eyes. She collaborated with Atelier Versace on two custom looks: a bondage-inspired netted bodysuit and headpiece look, as well as a medallion print bodysuit and embellished turban ensemble.
Another standout look was her denim cut-off jumpsuit and fishnets outfit, which she topped off with a leather cap. Damn, Bey.
See the 42-track setlist, below:
03 Bonnie & Clyde
Show Me What You Got
Upgrade U
Crazy In Love
N*ggas In Paris
Tom Ford
Run The World (Girls)
***Flawless
Yonce
Jigga
Dirt Off Ya Shoulders
Big Pimpin
Naughty Girl
Ring The Alarm
On To The Next One
Clique / Diva
Baby Boy
Haunted
No Church In The Wild
Drunk In Love
Public Service Announcement
Why Don't You Love Me?
Holy Grail
F**kwithmeyouknowigotit
Beach Is Better
Partition
99 Problems
If I Were A Boy
Ex- Factor
Song Cry
You Don't Know
Resentment
Love On Top
Izzo (H.O.V.A)
I Just Wanna Love You
Single Ladies
Hard Knock Life
Pretty Hurts
Part II (On The Run)
Forever Young
Halo
Lift Off (Outro)
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Lauren Valenti is Vogue’s former senior beauty editor. Her work has also appeared on ELLE.com, MarieClaire.com, and in In Style. She graduated with a liberal arts degree from Eugene Lang College, The New School for Liberal Arts, with a concentration on Culture and Media Studies and a minor in Journalism.
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