Ever wonder what it would be like to witness the wedding of the century, a union so joyous, so unexpected, and so utterly Muppet-esque that it would redefine the very meaning of matrimony? Prepare yourselves, because the Muppets, in their signature chaotic and heartwarming fashion, have once again captured the essence of love, commitment, and a whole lot of felt, with a song that celebrates the universal joy of "Somebody's Getting Married."

The Muppets have always had a knack for tapping into the core of human emotions, wrapping them in layers of absurdity and charm that resonate with audiences of all ages. "Somebody's Getting Married," a song that found its most prominent place in "The Muppets Take Manhattan," is a prime example. The song perfectly encapsulates the anticipation, the flurry of activity, and the sheer emotional rollercoaster that accompanies a wedding. It's a tune that bounces between excited pronouncements "Somebody get some flowers! Somebody get a ring!" and the straightforward declaration of commitment: "I'm gonna always love you." The genius of Jeff Moss, a name synonymous with some of the greatest hits from Sesame Street, shines through in the songs ability to be both profoundly moving and delightfully silly. For many, like one reminiscing about their own engagement, it even became a contender for that most crucial of wedding day choices: the first dance song.

Category	Information
Song Title	Somebody's Getting Married
Featured In	The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984)
Composers	Jeff Moss (songs), Ralph Burns (score)
Lyricists	Jeff Moss
Performers	Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, and the Muppets
Movie Directors	Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses, Frank Oz
Themes	Love, Marriage, Celebration
Copyright Holder	Undisclosed (likely The Muppets Studio, LLC)
Related Themes	Family Growth, Change, Commitment
Further Exploration	Muppet Wiki - Somebody's Getting Married