As travel agents, airlines and tour operators stepped up to the mark to keep travellers moving during Storm Emma, Stena Line also did its bit to save a bride’s big day.
Aine Kilgannon, fiancé Heath Bateman and 26 of their friends and family travelled by train from London to Holyhead on Friday, March 2, to discover that their Irish Ferries sailing to Dublin had been cancelled. Stena Line stepped in to provide the bridal party with travel from Holyhead to Dublin.
Heath Bateman and Aine Kilgannon tie the knot
The bride, groom and their friends were given cabins and treated to refreshments onboard ensuring that they would arrive at their destination, refreshed, stress free and ready for what was sure to have been the best day of their lives, the ferry company said. Connect to the album here or on Facebook here.
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