A bride recently had to be rescued by a police officer after her car broke down in the middle of the highway.
Lydia Evans-Hughs, 29, of Wrexham, Wales, was on her way to her wedding last week when the classic car she and her parents were driving broke down, according to SWNS.
Evans-Hughs told SWNS the classic car “was fine for the first five miles” before “just giving up”.
Lydia Evans-Hughes was stranded on the side of a freeway on her way to her wedding because her car broke down last week.
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“I was afraid of climbing over the guardrail and standing on the side of the road,” she said.
But traffic cops soon arrived at the scene.
“They saw it was a wedding car and offered us a ride,” said Evans-Hughs. “That was the first time that day that I had tears of relief.”
Inspector Matt Geddes took the bride and her parents to the wedding and even turned on the flashing lights and siren on his car as they drove to the church.
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“He asked how much of a gig we wanted to do and my dad said a big one,” said Evans-Hughs.
Evans-Hughes is pictured with her husband Tidur on their wedding day.
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She added that they weren’t even noticeably late.
“Because everything happened so quickly, and how quickly they came up, I wasn’t late at all – it couldn’t have been better planned,” said Evans-Hughs. “I’m just incredibly happy. All in all, it went really well.”
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Evans-Hughs was finally able to marry partner Tidur Evans-Hughs, 31, after postponing their wedding twice because of the coronavirus pandemic.
“The fact that we finally got our day and everyone could be there is just priceless,” said Evans-Hughs. “It was such a nice ending … I hope it will go smoothly now and we can settle down and enjoy married life.”
She added, “The most incredible and sincere thanks to the police. What would we have done without them?”
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Geddes of the North Wales Police told SWNS that he was “glad to have helped”.
Lydia Evans-Hughes is pictured with Inspector Matt Geddes, who took her to their wedding last week.
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“The somewhat unusual arrival caused some smiles after a stressful situation. Being stuck on the edge of a busy A55 is not nice in the best of times,” said Geddes. “The bride looked beautiful, the sun was shining and she was just a little late. I wish the couple a wonderful day and a long and happy life together.”
