The bride and groom are forced to spend their wedding night at their parents’ home after their garage catches fire
- Garage fire forces the Sydney couple to spend their wedding night with relatives
- Hayden and Hannah Potter returned home to the fire departments in front of their building
- Penrith newlyweds watched from the street as the crews put out the car fire
Life as a newlyweds got off to a fiery start for a couple in Sydney after a garage fire forced the newlyweds to spend their wedding night with relatives.
Hayden and Hannah Potter returned home on Sunday evening after their wedding to find emergency services outside their Penrith apartment.
When the fire brigade put out a car fire in their underground car park, the wedding party had to stand on the street in evening attire.
Hayden and Hannah Potter (pictured on their wedding day) had to sleep with their parents after a fire broke out in their Sydney home
The newlyweds returned from the wedding with the bridesmaid Jaime Swavley (left) to learn that a fire broke out in the underground car park on Sunday evening
“Well, we didn’t have enough fairy lights at the wedding, so now we have these trucks,” Mr. Potter told 9News.
The newlyweds were not allowed to enter the building and instead spent the night in their parents’ house.
The next morning they returned home in a good mood, despite news of the lack of running water, which had been cut off due to fire.
“As many complications as in any wedding, but that was just the icing on the cake, wasn’t it? So it’s all good, ”Mr. Potter said cheerfully.
Bridesmaid Jaime Swavley said it looked like she was sharing a bedroom with the newlyweds.
“At first we thought we’d all have to share the same room, which was a bit crazy. But luckily they could have their own space, ”said Ms. Swavley.
Rescue workers had to extinguish a car fire in the underground car park of their apartment
