Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have yet to announce whether they’ve got a DJ or a band booked to play at their wedding reception.
But for one London artist, even the slimmest chance of getting the massive gig was too good to opportunity to pass up.
Jevanni Letford briefly met the Prince and his fiancee when they visited Reprezent radio station in Brixton, south London yesterday.
And the 28-year-old slipped the engaged royal a card with his contact details on it, telling him: ‘I’ll DJ at your wedding’.
He said he doubts whether the stunt will come to anything but it was worth a ‘punt’.
DJ Jevanni Letford handed Prince Harry his card yesterday and asked to play at the royal wedding. The stunt raised a smile from the royal, who tucked the card into his pocket
He hopes the stunt will pay off, and has already got some tracks in mind for the wedding
Speaking afterwards, Mr Letford told MailOnline: ‘Prince Harry took the card and said ‘okay!’ And put it in his pocket.’
He added: ‘Prince Harry if you’re reading this, getting me to dj at your wedding.
‘It will be the second best decision you’ve ever made in your life – after asking Meghan to marry you.’
A video of Mr Letford handing his car over was later viewed around the world and he said he was inundated with offers to play other gigs.
He wrote on Instagram: ‘Completely shocked and honoured by the global support I’ve received since handing my business card to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
‘At the very least, this is a lesson to anyone… you’ll always get a “No” if you don’t ask.’
A petition has since been set up to get Mr Letford the gig, with more than 100 people signing it in less than a day.
Mr Letford, who previously studied at University of Essex, has supported Tinie Tempah
After first playing on a university radio station, he has since appeared on Reprezent
Mr Letford said he already has some songs in mind for a wedding reception playlist and would kick off the party with This Is How We Do It by Montel Jordan.
He also told BBC Newsbeat he would also play some songs from the West Coast of the US, in a nod to Meghan, who was born in Los Angeles.
The royal couple, who are due to marry on May 19 at Windsor Castle, went to the heart of London’s Caribbean community for their first official visit in the capital yesterday.
Ms Markle yesterday chatted, joked and hugged young presenters from the youth radio station which the couple visited to learn more about the work of the not-for-profit broadcaster.
Harry exchanged an extravagant fist bump with one of the DJs, after a little coaching in how to perform the greeting.
The royal couple were in Brixton yesterday at community radio station Reprezent
The couple drew crowds to the south London radio station, where they spoke to bystanders
Crowds had gathered outside the studios of Reprezent FM and they cheered and screamed when they were acknowledged by the couple who held hands when they first arrived, and later waited in freezing conditions after the 45 minute visit overran by almost half an hour.
Shane Carey, 46, founder and chief executive officer of Reprezent, who hosted the couple, said: ‘Since the visit was announced there’s been massive excitement in the station – much more than I could have expected.’
He added: ‘We’re having the spotlight shone on us from all the world’s media pretty much, we’ve never had this attention.’