'I'm struggling' - Junelle Bromfield requests fans' help with major decision as her grand day gets closer

After announcing her grand wedding date to tie the knot with her better half Noah Lyles, Junelle Bromfield has requested fans' help with choice of song to walk down the aisle.

The Jamaican track queen, who has already begun the countdown to their wedding on April 4, 2026, is struggling with the song to use, leading her to throw open the question on her Instagram story.

"What song should I walk down the aisle to? (struggling here)," she wrote.

A fan replied with: "Alicia Keys - Un-thinkable," and Brofield responded: "I like it but I don't love it".

She then received other responses to which she took a screenshot.

In an interview with The Knot, Bromfield stated she intends to inspire Jamaican children through her 'melanin-inspired' wedding, wanting only people from her country to be in charge of everything about her look on the day.

"I'm trying to get like, like, as much Jamaicans involved as possible. So my makeup artist can be Jamaican or from the Caribbean, got my dress Jamaican, everything," she said.

"The theme of the wedding is All Things Melanin, All Shades Melanin," said the Jamaican 400m queen, an Olympic and World championships medallist.

"I wanted everybody in the wedding to be all shades of melanin, not just the bridal party, because I love my skin complexion. I love my hair, I love everything about being black," she added.

"I want black children out there in Jamaica to know that they're beautiful, and they need to know to love themselves. And no matter what people say, only the people around them matter."

Bromfield and Lyles got engaged in October 2024 shortly after the Paris Olympic Games, and their much-anticipated wedding is expected to dominate global sports and lifestyle headlines.