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Once ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon a time, a woman dreamed of getting married in a fairy ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon wedding. For one British woman, her dream came true. Amanda Gibbs, 44, married her ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon of eight years on Saturday in a ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon that was nothing but fairy tale. The happy couple painted ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon green to look like the animation ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon Shrek and Princess Fiona. They also donned ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon based on the attire worn by the characters. The ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon list included friends and family dressed as Buzz Lightyear, the Gingerbread Man, Snow White and Minnie Mouse. The couple wanted a day to remember that was a little out of the ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon. They stuck to their plan for a fairy tale wedding and tied the knot in truly ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon fashion.

The wedding also had a ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon side to it. They decided to use it to raise money for ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon. They asked their guests not to buy them any wedding ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon, but to donate the money to a cancer research charity ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon. They had both lost friends to cancer. The ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon, Nathan Gibbs, told reporters: "We thought it would be a great idea to raise money for Cancer Research. Our guests are all making ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon to the charity and we hope to inspire ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon to give money to the charity when they read our ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon." He added: "We've had a great ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon today and it's fantastic to think the money raised will go towards helping to support those with cancer and their ceremonycharacterscharitycostumesdaydonationsfamiliesfiancégroomguestinsteadordinaryotherspresentsseriousstorytalethemselvesunforgettableupon."