Amalie and Sean’s love story began in an online game, flourishing despite the distance between England and Denmark. Their connection, deepened through countless messages, culminated in a heartfelt confession and mutual declaration of love. Facing Brexit’s uncertainties, they decided to marry, celebrating their union in Juelsminde with 15 guests. The ceremony, rich with laughter and emotional moments, featured a simple garden party hosted by Amalie’s mother. Embracing a modest budget, the couple’s wedding highlighted personal touches like homemade decor and a cake baked by Amalie, symbolizing their commitment and the joy of their special day.
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