When most people get married, the traditional horse and cart or chauffeur-driven limousine might be what sets the tone to their perfect wedding ceremony, but not for one Tameside couple.
As Gemma Goldstraw, 28, was preparing for her marriage to partner Ash Chamberlain, she knew she wanted to do something different for their ceremony. But Ash, who works in roadside patrol for the AA, said he was surprised when she said she wanted recovery vehicles from his workplace to drive them to their wedding venue.
Seeking out the help from his colleagues, Ash managed to make Gemma’s wish come true by hiring out a ribbon-decked recovery truck to get his bride to their wedding at Windy Harbour Farm in Glossop on time.
