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Couple realise their wedding dreams this Valentines Day!

Couple realise their wedding dreams this Valentines Day!

10 years ago, Debra and Paul from Island Bay planned the perfect wedding.
A small family affair at home. The dress, the catering and the honeymoon were all organised. But things never go to plan.

“The night before our wedding, I went into labour 10 weeks early!!!” Says Debra.
Determined to go through with the wedding Debra pleaded with the hospital to let her leave early to go home and get married.

With only 30 minutes to spare, Debra dashed from the hospital to the supermarket in her PJs to buy wine for the guests. When home, she threw on her dress, now way to big for her, and tied the knot.


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Debra and Paul, at there wedding in 2000, No hair, No nice hair style and a Dress far too big.

“I then had to kick everyone out so that I could go back to the neo natal unit to be with my baby boy!”


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Debra and Paul at Wellington’s neonatal unit at Wellington Hospital with Baby Connor in the incubator. This became Debra’s second home not a honeymoon
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Debra and Paul never did get around to having a ‘proper’ wedding, so when they heard about the opportunity to renew their vows with The Breeze they jumped at the chance.

“We didn’t even manage to go on honeymoon, and actually haven’t managed to get away just the two us since!”

Debra and Paul will now be treated to a very special reception at the Intercontinental Wellington with friends and family to realise their dream of having a real wedding they so desperately wanted 10 years ago.

ENDS

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