Richard Eden, as described in the provided outlet material, recounts what he characterizes as a “deathbed” wedding drama involving a new bride. The text frames Eden as a persistent figure, pointing to a long-running personal narrative in which he previously fought against individuals described as “venal” figures in the City of London from the late 1990s into the new millennium. However, the provided excerpts do not include specific details about the wedding itself, such as the date, location, circumstances of the illness or timing, or any named individuals involved. The materials also do not present direct corroborating information from other sources, only repeated promotional or summary text from the same outlet. Based on what is available here, the story’s central element is Eden’s personal account and its thematic connection to his broader narrative of conflict and perseverance. No additional factual specifics beyond the general characterization of his prior struggles and the “deathbed” wedding framing are provided in the supplied text.