A couple organised their wedding just in two hours to make sure they were able to get married before London was plunged into tier four at midnight last night.
Chloe Collins, 31, and Jamie, 29, from Watford, had arranged to get married on September 6 but were forced to change the date three times as different restrictions were implemented across the country.
Disappointed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson s announcement yesterday, the couple decided they wanted to finally tie the knot before it was too late - beating the restriction changes by two hours.
They walked down the aisle at Edgware United Synagogue at 10pm last night surrounded by their allotted 15 guests - made up of ten family members and three friends.
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By Sam Francis
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image caption I ve never in my life felt so much love and felt so grateful, Chloe Collins said
A couple rearranged their wedding in just two hours to ensure they tied the knot before London went into tier four.
Chloe Collins, 31, and Jamie Collins, 29, were due to marry on 6 September, but had reorganised three times due to changing coronavirus restrictions.
Mrs Collins said our hearts sank when Boris Johnson announced on Saturday a new tier-four lockdown across south-east England would start on Sunday.
The couple were married at 22:00 GMT on Saturday at Edgware United Synagogue.