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Jess and Ben's Wedding Registry

Jess and Ben's Wedding Registry

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Jessica Stott

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Make our wedding day truly special and help beat cancer

In memory of

Alan Hirst, Patricia Ward and Catherine Stott

We are getting married on 27th June 2020 in Clapham. We are so looking forward to welcoming all our friends and family to a place we both call home.

We have been incredibly fortunate in our lives to be filled with so much love. We could not ask for anything more than your presence at our wedding. However, if you do want to make a contribution, we have set up this donation page in memory of our grandparents who will be greatly missed on the day.

We're dedicating our special day to support Cancer Research UK and raising money for life-saving research.
Cancer Research UK are the only charity fighting over 200 types of cancer and receive no government funding for their life-saving research. Every step taken towards beating cancer relies on every pound donated.
Instead of presents, please donate to our page and help fund this vital work.
Together we will beat cancer.

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Jackie Bend

2020-02-10T11:12:41+00:00

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Many, many congratulations and our very best wishes to you both for a long and happy marriage and enjoy the day.
Much love
Jackie and Adrian

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