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RNLI Crew Surprises Member On Wedding Day

Thursday, 23 July 2020 at 12:40

Picture Credit: Natalie Mayer Photography

The RNLI Jersey lifeboat crew has given one of its members a surprise to remember on her rescheduled wedding day.

They organised a guard of honour for Katie and her new husband Andy to walk through after their church ceremony on Saturday (18 July).

The couple were due to tie the knot earlier in the year, but like so many other planned weddings, it had to be cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Although they are now allowed again, numbers are restricted. That meant only a handful of close family and friends could attend the ceremony.

However, the RNLI Jersey Lifeboat Crew had a creative surprise in store.

*PICTURE CREDITS: NATALIE MAYER PHOTOGRAPHY

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