HUGH GRANT and Kristin Scott Thomas are back for another wedding!

Grant and Scott Thomas, both 58, reunited for a short sequel to their classic 1994 film “Four Weddings and a Funeral” in a clip for “One Red Nose Day and a Wedding” which was posted on Friday to Instagram.

Looking exceptionally nervous, the two reprise their roles as Charles and Fiona, who greet guests as they arrive at a wedding chapel.

“You had better head on in,” Grant’s Charles tells Scott Thomas’s Fiona.

“Yes, I’d better. Good luck,” she replies, with a worried expression as he says, “Indeed. Very scary.”

The mini-sequel, which aired in the U.K. on the BBC as part of “Red Nose Day’s Comic Relief” telethon, also stars Andie McDowell, John Hannah, Rowan Atkinson, James Fleet and Sophie Thompson, to name a few.

The special will air in the U.S. this May in what Grant promised will be “the wedding of the year” in the trailer for the short.

“One Red Nose Day and a Wedding” was directed by the film’s original director, Mike Newell, and penned by the film’s original screenwriter Richard Curtis — who revealed in December that the sequel would take place 25 years after the original film at a fifth wedding.

“It’s going to have in it all the original cast… and then there’s also going to be a couple of younger people because 25 years have passed and it’s a wedding,” Curtis said.

As for who is getting married this time around, Curtis kept mum on the subject, simply saying, “I can’t tell you whose wedding it is because that’s the twist.”

(SD-Agencies)