BUFFALO, N.Y. —  As two of the 6,700 Buffalo Bills fans who were able to go to the Bills second home playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens, Madison Cooke and Lucas Phillips wanted to stand out, so their parents could possibly see them on TV.

"Our friends told us 'you should invite Josh Allen to your wedding, that should be your sign'!" explained Madison Cooke. "We're like, 'yea why not, like what could happen?!'"

Be careful what you wish for.

Their unique sign got a lot more attention than just from their parents.

"My wife goes 'there's the sign, there's the sign!'" remembered Steele Cooke, Madison's dad.

"We looked on Twitter and Instagram and saw us holding up the sign," said Phillips, who was at the game with his fiancée, Madison.

The sign invited Josh Allen to Madison and Lucas' wedding.

And, yes, the unique invite went viral, even making it on NBC's Sunday Night Football Twitter account.

And in true Buffalo fashion, their wedding date is July 17, aka (716).

"Ever since we announced we were getting married on 716, my friends were like: 'you have to invite Josh Allen to your wedding!'" laughed Madison.

Though the Bills quarterback has not RSVP'd yet, Madison's dad, Steele, plans to take another sign to the AFC championship game on Sunday.

"I'm going down to Kansas City to represent Buffalo with some family from K.C. I'm there to obviously watch the Bills beat the Chiefs," said Steele.

True Bills Mafia spirit!

Despite the K.C. – Buffalo Family rivalry, the couple says even if the Chiefs win, the K.C. family will still be invited to the wedding.

"They will just be the furthest table from us," joked Madison.

And if Josh Allen happens to change his mind, the wedding invite will still be open.

"It's a Friday night in July. I'm sure he has other plans, but if he has time, hey stop by, it'd be great!" added Steele.