Wrexham bride and groom spread joy with kind gesture

Kelly and Luke Daniels tied the knot on Saturday, June 15 at Colshaw Hall in Cheshire.

After a truly magical day with friends and family, the couple generously donated their flowers from the ceremony and reception in the hope it would 'spread some love.'

Luke and Kelly Daniels with Lucy Edwards and Debbie Kemp (Image: Rachelle McLachlan)

Placed at the crematorium in Rhostyllen next to the fountain, Kelly asked visitors to help themselves and dedicate them to the special people no longer here.

The other half were donated to Nightingale House Hospice where they brought smiles to many special people and their families.

New bride Kelly said: "We absolutely loved our flowers and are just so happy knowing others are getting just as much love from them as we did.

"We chose Nightingale House Hospice as we were hoping it would brighten someone’s day. We chose the crematorium as we knew it was Father's Day and knew that some people couldn’t get to the crematorium to remember their loved ones.

"We are totally overwhelmed from all the lovely comments."

The kind gesture was shared on Facebook where hundreds of residents expressed their gratitude and congratulations for the happy couple.

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Lucy Edwards, Trainee Clinical Nurse Specialist in Palliative Care: "We want to give a big thank you to Kelly and Luke for their amazing donation of their wedding flowers to the patients here at Nightingale House Hospice.

"We hope the flowers brought the couple as much happiness as they brought to our patients. The flowers are beautiful!"

We wish Kelly and Luke a very happy marriage together.