July 2nd 2024.
The sun shone brightly on the day of Stacey and Graham's wedding, making it a delightful day for all who were involved. However, what made it truly special was the location of their ceremony – a motorway service station. While most brides envision getting married in a traditional setting such as a church or a picturesque countryside spot, Stacey had always dreamed of having her special day at Cobham Services on the M25. And with the help of the service station's accommodating staff, her dream became a reality.
The couple, accompanied by 42 of their closest friends and family, arrived at the service station in a vintage bus. It was a place that held a special significance for Stacey, as she had loved it since she was a child. And what better way to kick off the celebrations than with a McDonald's breakfast? As unconventional as it may seem, it was exactly what Stacey had always wanted.
Despite some initial surprise from others, Stacey remained firm in her decision to have her wedding at a motorway service station. And with the assistance of the friendly staff, who cordoned off a designated area and set up tables and chairs according to the couple's seating plan, the reception went off without a hitch. The service station even arranged for parking for the vintage bus that the couple had hired for transportation.
As Stacey walked down the aisle in her pink princess dress, she couldn't believe that her childhood dream was coming true. And even after the wedding, she still couldn't believe that she had been able to have her reception at a motorway service station. She expressed her gratitude to the staff at Extra for helping her make her dream a reality.
Stacey's grandma, Dawn, was also overjoyed at the unique location of the wedding. She hopes that more people will follow in Stacey's footsteps and choose to get married at motorway service stations. Perhaps it could even become a new trend in the future.
Tom Dobson, CEO of Extra MSA, the company that operates Cobham Services, congratulated Stacey and her husband on their special day. He expressed his pleasure at being able to play a part in their celebrations and mentioned that while they had never hosted a wedding at one of their service areas before, they always strive to go the "extra mile" for their customers.
In the end, Stacey and Graham's wedding proved that love knows no boundaries or traditional expectations. They showed that with a little imagination and the help of a supportive team, a motorway service station can be the perfect setting for a dream wedding.
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