There is at least one guest at every wedding ceremony whose behavior actually threatens to ruin the whole day. But when the ‘guest’ appears to be the tail end of a Caribbean storm, asking them to leave the place might prove very tough.
Newly married couple Richard Owen, 34, and Katy Lomas, 28, had to deal with the last pant of Hurricane Bertha as the couple walked down the aisle earlier on Saturday. The rain drowned out the pair’s voices as they exchanged wedding vows, and erupt by the roof, flooding the properly prepared place as guests clambered to stay dry.
When the marriage party shifted to a £6000 tepee outside, the lovely pair found it standing in a foot of floodwater. But instead of droop in the rain, the pair as well as their friends as well as their family members came in to save the day for them from soggy disaster. With the help of Wentworth Castle staff in Barnsley, the whole marriage ceremony and reception was shifted back inside the wedding venue.
Even the wedding cake as well as the whole bar was shifted from one room, through the downpouring rain, back into the castle. Rearranging for over an hour, Katy’s dad went up for the 1st pint of beer at the newly-made bar that was met with a huge cheer from the invitees.
The drenched pair, from Sheffield, finished the night dancing bare foot in the midst of rain, encircled by their loved ones. The couple is now on their honeymoon. Richard, who is a primary school teacher, told that their wedding did not go according to the plan, but they made the best of it.
There is at least one guest at every wedding ceremony whose behavior actually threatens to ruin the whole day. But when the ‘guest’ appears to be the tail end of a Caribbean storm, asking them to leave the place might prove very tough.
Newly married couple Richard Owen, 34, and Katy Lomas, 28, had to deal with the last pant of Hurricane Bertha as the couple walked down the aisle earlier on Saturday. The rain drowned out the pair’s voices as they exchanged wedding vows, and erupt by the roof, flooding the properly prepared place as guests clambered to stay dry.
When the marriage party shifted to a £6000 tepee outside, the lovely pair found it standing in a foot of floodwater. But instead of droop in the rain, the pair as well as their friends as well as their family members came in to save the day for them from soggy disaster. With the help of Wentworth Castle staff in Barnsley, the whole marriage ceremony and reception was shifted back inside the wedding venue.
Even the wedding cake as well as the whole bar was shifted from one room, through the downpouring rain, back into the castle. Rearranging for over an hour, Katy’s dad went up for the 1st pint of beer at the newly-made bar that was met with a huge cheer from the invitees.
The drenched pair, from Sheffield, finished the night dancing bare foot in the midst of rain, encircled by their loved ones. The couple is now on their honeymoon. Richard, who is a primary school teacher, told that their wedding did not go according to the plan, but they made the best of it.