Canadian groom sings 'Tum Hi Ho' for his Indian bride, leaves her teary-eyed
Gregoire, who got married to Simran Malhotra in Baltimore, Maryland, performed the song 'Tum Hi Ho' at the couple's Christian and Sikh wedding ceremony.

It took Frank Gregoire six weeks to learn the lyrics and piano chords to popular Bollywood love song 'Tum Hi Ho.' But with the expression left on the love of his life Simran Malhotra's face, his effort was certainly worth it.

Gregoire, who got married to Malhotra on June 27 in Baltimore, Maryland, performed the song during the reception after the couple's Sikh and Christian wedding ceremonies.

'My heart sank when I first heard him sing in Hindi. It was a feeling I had never felt before,' Malhotra told The Huffington Post Canada. 'The only thing I was thinking was, 'How did he manage to do this?' I was the only one at the reception who knows how hard he truly works.'

The song, which is from the popular Bollywood 2013 movie 'Aashiqui 2,' is a ballad about appreciating your one true love and not wanting to face life without them. Originally, Gregoire had planned to write or read a poem for his wife.

'At the time I approached Simran's mom and she recommended a few options, one of which was 'Tum Hi Ho.' Once I read the translation, I realized I couldn't have found a.