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A Vietnam vet was given a surprise reunion with two other veterans who had presumed he had died in combat more than 50 years ago.

A bride surprised her 90-year-old grandmother who was too unwell to attend her wedding by wearing her wedding dress during a visit to see her instead. The grandmother's reaction was priceless, and the moment was captured on video.

A pair of young stepbrothers warmed hearts when they decided to take the mic and carry out the traditional best man's speech at their parents' wedding.

This is the adorable moment a baby played a game of peek-a-boo with a whale.

A baby alpaca, lost and separated from its family farm, was reunited with its owners thanks to a kind passerby. Victor Villafuerte discovered the alpaca on the edge of his village and helped it home after it became scared and thirsty.

A pair of childhood best friends were brought to floods of happy tears when they finally reunited by surprise two and a half years after one family moved across the country.

This is the dramatic moment a group of fishermen headed straight for a distressed-looking spec on the horizon – which turned out to be a puppy caught in a rip tide.

Jarod Davis, was born with cerebral palsy and a congenital heart defect. He was matched with a service dog, Levi, to help him with his physical disabilities and emotional needs. When Jarod went away to camp for a week, he was understandably upset to be separated from Levi. However, when he returned, he was greeted by a surprise: Levi was waiting for him at the camp entrance.

11-year-old Izabelle Morrow was surprised with a long-awaited homecoming from her soldier dad, Jesse Morrow, when she was presented with a stuffed Stewie Griffin doll that she knew indicated her father was home from deployment. Jesse had taken the doll with him on deployment and sent photos and videos of Stewie's travels back to Izabelle. When it came time to come home, Jesse contacted Izabelle's school and arranged a surprise lunch with his daughter.

A passerby rescued a struggling shark that had become tangled in a fisherman's net. Mike Phillips, manager of Second Avenue Pier, worked to free the shark and then helped it back into the ocean. The shark was in dire distress and would have likely died if it had not been rescued.