We wedded for £100 with 99 different couples and wouldn't modify anything

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A memorable part of our day was blending our wedding celebrations with Londoner's commuters and tourists visiting the capital(Image: Liam Gillan)

Love was all around this week as one of the UK's most famous wedding settings wedded 100 couples, for £100 each, to celebrate 100 years of facilitating relationships.

Old Marylebone Municipal center has held relationships of melodic legends, footballers and Hollywood stars and normally costs somewhere in the range of £621 and £1,230 per function.

I'm adequately lucky to have joined that fabulous rundown after I secured the bunch at the occasion on Tuesday.

The notion of not seeing the lady of the prior hour strolling down the walkway was in a real sense knocked out of my socks off as my significant other to-be Paige impacted her hair dryer at 04:30 on Tuesday.

By 10:20 Paige and I were authoritatively a couple - really that fast.

We nearly felt like big names - my BBC associates and journalists talked with us while photographic artists requested that we present close by the 99 different couples here, sealing the deal, restoring their commitments or framing a common organization.

I found a portion of different couples I imparted this strange day to.

We had friends and family who travelled from corners of Scotland, Cheltenham and London to be on the iconic steps of the Old Marylebone Town Hall(Image: PA Media)

We had a little photoshoot on a London transport

At the point when Chris Jamieson-Green was offered a noontime spot to get hitched at Old Marylebone Municipal center, staff needed to twofold check in the event that he was certain. Simply because he had not yet proposed to his then-sweetheart.

He asked about getting married during an excursion to the Yorkshire Fields and after Sam Jamieson-Green said OK, Chris proclaimed that he had proactively booked the setting - fortunately Samantha, 35, was installed with the thought.

Quick forward to late morning on Tuesday and they were right there, on the rear of a London transport having a "a little photograph shoot" and "carrying a touch of splendor to individuals' day", Sam, from Newport, says.

"We had brollies and I wore my dress under a coat," she adds.

"No matter what the climate we planned to live it up - we had family from everywhere the world."

Chris, 33, from Leicestershire, expresses quite possibly of the most delightful thing about the day was that "in any event, during our service we heard applauding nearby".

Chris and Sam had their after party celebrations at a pub in Maida Vale(Image: Handout)

Our canine circulated around the web

Each couple was welcome to have up eight human visitors come inside the municipal center and in to the space to see them get hitched.

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Two pets were permitted - and one of those was Marvin, his very own nearby superstar having recently won the new Marylebone Town summer fayre canine rivalry.

"Marvin was a generally excellent kid," Dan McKinley, 27, says, reviewing how his four-legged companion became a web sensation on X when television groups at the 100 weddings occasion found him swaying his tail.

His significant other Daisy McKinley, 27, says "it was class" - notwithstanding the downpour. "We got drenched. Each time we left it hurled it down however it was as yet ten out of ten."

Marvin was a well-behaved good boy as he watched his humans Dan and Daisy McKinley get married(Image: PA Media)

We were praised by a pizza cook

Daniel and Danielle Bricklayer, from Fareham in Hampshire, were one of the last couples to get hitched - when they got hitched at 21:30 around evening time.

"We were in the bar until an opportunity to leave," Danielle, 35, says. "We as a whole gallivanted round the corner and afterward gallivanted back.

"Strolling down the road individuals were offering praises - even a Pizza Express culinary specialist began to applaud us."

"I cherished each second of it" Daniel, 44, adds. "I preferred the reality our wedding was unique - it let loose us to do what we needed, when we needed.

"I was so dazzled with the city center. Some portion of the tomfoolery was the BBC inclusion - in light of the fact that it truly made it.

"We attempted to make sense of back home what we were doing and when we said it was being covered by the BBC our companions were all truly connected with, watching and messaging each other in WhatsApp gatherings.

"It was a perfectly orchestrated symphony. It was as they did that each and every day."

Daniel and Danielle Mason were one of the last couples to get married(Image: Handout)

We went from our service directly to Brussels

Filippa Evans-Grindrod and Harry Grindrod took a lot of snaps with their photographic artist in the fantastic backstreets of Marylebone.

Not satisfied with standing by after their noontime administration, the pair - who had a wedding bouquet got into their end of the week pack - ran across the capital on the cylinder to St Pancras Global station to launch their smaller than expected special first night.

"I surely had a few looks while sitting tight for the stage at St Pancras to be declared," Filippa says of their excursion to Brussels.

To make things shockingly better, the train supervisor overhauled them to initially class.

"Regardless of having quite recently eaten we were given another full feast and nonstop champagne," Harry says.

"We were a little worn out when we got to Belgium."

Filippa Evans-Grindrod and Harry Grindrod after getting married at Old Marylebone Town Hall(Image: BBC)

100 Weddings in A single Day

BBC News goes in the background as the Old Marylebone Municipal center scene denotes hundred years by holding 100 functions in 14 hours.

-Source: BBC News.

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