Britain’s unluckiest bride-to-be has her big day axed for a second time due to coronavirus
BRITAIN’S unluckiest bride-to-be has had to postpone her big day for a second time due to coronavirus.
Steph Carr’s dream wedding was first cancelled when the venue was bought by Netflix.
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She has also seen her two-week honeymoon in Florida axed after Thomas Cook collapsed — and even her hen do ended in chaos when a stripper broke his leg, fell off the stage and knocked out an elderly punter.
Now the coronavirus outbreak has meant next week’s rearranged ceremony and subsequent honeymoon have been shelved until September at the earliest.
Steph, 31, said: “You start to feel like your wedding is cursed. How could so many things go wrong?”
Her partner of 13 years James Fuller, 35, popped the question with the help of their children Sophie, 11, and Harry, six, at home in Staines, Surrey, in August 2018.
They booked Littleton Park House at Shepperton Studios for the wedding, but it was cancelled in April 2019 — believed to be due to a production deal with Netflix.
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Steph sued and settled out of court and booked another venue, only for travel giant Thomas Cook to go bust, pulling the plug on their family trip to Disneyland.
She then decided 2020 would be her big year and in February went with pals to For Your Eyes Only in Shoreditch, East London — just as Dreamboys dancer Lewis Riches tumbled into the crowd and knocked out a 76-year-old gran.
Now Covid-19 fears have struck.
Steph admitted: “I’m feeling very deflated.”
But James added: “I am still looking forward to marrying Steph, whenever that will be.”
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