Harry Styles released the music video for his single Coming Up Roses this week and it has now been revealed he has a special connection to a couple in the film.The singer, 32, invited fans Marivel and Frankie, who got engaged during a performance of the track at his New York gig on October 7, to be in the video. The couple make a cameo at the end of the music video when Harry runs over to them to join them in a line-up in his wedding-themed musical offering.Marivel and Frankie appear together holding hands, after Harry waltzes his way through several dance partners, which seems to be a metaphor for his relationships.They have now shared their experience online and thanked Harry for making their engagement ‘much more special’ by inviting them to join the video. Marivel wrote: ‘Meeting Harry Styles and being in the Coming Up Roses music video is something we never imagined. ‘Thank you @harrystyles for making our engagement much more special and having us be a part of such a special song. Harry Styles released the music video for his single Coming Up Roses this week and it has now been revealed he has a special connection to a couple in the film Harry released a wedding-themed music video for his new single Coming Up Roses following his engagement to Zoe Kravitz’You are truthfully the nicest and just an overall amazing person. Thank you for the roses. Thank you to the whole team that made this possible and made us feel so welcomed on set.’Marivel’s post included a photo of herself and Frankie posing with the Grammy winner AND shots from the video.She also revealed a huge bouquet of white roses and a handwritten note, which read: ‘Congratulations! I am so touched to have been a small part it. Love, Harry.’Marivel shared a videos and photographs from the night she got engaged to Frankie at Harry’s Madison Square Garden residency. At the time, she wrote: ‘First time seeing @harrystyles and it was such a special night that will be remembered forever”Thank you @frankieusher for an amazing night,’ she continued. ‘Looks like you’re my forever date. Love you. We were on the big screen.’ Harry released a wedding-themed music video for his new single Coming Up Roses following his engagement to Zoe Kravitz on Monday.The singer stars in the visual accompaniment to his song where he dances with a series of people, including the bride, at a wedding which has gone awry. The singer, 32, stars in the visual accompaniment to his song where he dances with a series of people, including the bride, at a wedding which has gone awry The song focuses on the impermanence of love and how it can ‘still be special’, which appears to be represented by Harry dancing with several different men and womenThe song focuses on the impermanence of love and how it can ‘still be special’, which appears to be represented by Harry dancing with several different men and women.Fans have speculated that the track is about Harry’s relationship with Olivia Wilde, who he dated for two years, taking his comments about learning from past relationships as a possible clue.The video is set in a slightly surreal, old-fashioned dance hall, and includes an eccentric group of people, including a man in a neck brace, dancing together.The bride and the mismatched dance partners could suggest that relationships rarely unfold as perfectly as we imagine.The dancers initially struggle but the group gradually finds its rhythm. That can be read as a metaphor for people learning how to understand one another.The video reunites Harry with directing duo Bradley & Pablo, who previously worked with him on Watermelon Sugar and Late Night Talking.Coming Up Roses is the contrast between the song’s emotional sound and the video’s unusual visual world.The track is a piano-and-strings ballad from Harry’s fourth solo album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., released on March 6, 2026. It was produced by his longtime collaborator Kid Harpoon, with orchestral arrangements by Jules Buckley.Coming Up Roses follows dance track Aperture, the classic pop of American Girls, and the sweat-drenched Dance No More. The video is set in a slightly surreal, old-fashioned dance hall, and includes an eccentric group of people, including a man in a neck brace, dancing together. The bride and the mismatched dance partners could suggest that relationships rarely unfold as perfectly as we imagine The dancers initially struggle, but the group gradually finds its rhythm. That can be read as a metaphor for people learning how to understand one another The video reunites Harry with directing duo Bradley & Pablo, who previously worked with him on Watermelon Sugar and Late Night TalkingSpeaking to Zane Lowe earlier this year, Harry told the DJ: ‘Coming Up Roses started as an earnest, though short-lived, attempt at writing a Christmas song.’That lasted two lines. I started it and then it kind of just wrote itself and I was like, oh, this has nothing to do with Christmas. For me, it is a love song about how special something can be, and not everything has to last forever in order for it to be special.’