Kaylee Stirling and husband-to-be, Anthony Murray, with their two children Emilee and Charlie
A HEALTHCARE assistant at James Cook University Hospital has entered a competition to win a dream wedding, hosted by the Teesside-based autism charity, Daisy Chain.
Kaylee Stirling applied to take part, in the hope of winning the prize worth thousands of pounds, provided by local businesses and hosted at Hardwick Hall, for her and husband-to-be, Anthony Murray.
Kaylee looked after Covid patients during the pandemic and unfortunately contracted Covid herself in May, and tested positive for seven weeks.
The couple have been together for ten years, and have two children, Emilee aged eight, Charlie aged four and a dog called Dougie. They got engaged two years ago on Kaylee’s 30th birthday.