Gina and Jacob Dodds marry in Chester in a thrifty-themed wedding, featuring a £2 dress bought from a charity shop, according to BBC News and The Mirror. The couple also ask their guests to wear outfits purchased from charity stores for the ceremony.
Both outlets report that the approach is tied to raising support for good causes, though the coverage frames it slightly differently. The BBC highlights the low-cost dress and the guests’ charity-shop clothing request, describing the overall event as both thrifty and celebratory. The Mirror likewise focuses on the “stuns” angle of the dress while stressing that the event encourages guests to shop second-hand and links the wedding to charitable fundraising.
In both accounts, the wedding takes place in Chester and is presented as a way to keep costs down while promoting charity shopping among guests.
