A teaching assistant with a penchant for crisps has saved a packet on her wedding dress after a colleague made one from wrappers of her favourite snack.
Jane Gettings, who is tying the knot this weekend, can get through three of four bags a day and is known for her fondness for the savoury treat.
The 47-year-old learning support assistant was today (Thursday, March 20) given a surprise wedding party at Harelaw School at Harelaw, near Stanley, County Durham, where she has worked for eight years.
Staff had asked Consett based snack maker Phileas Fogg for empty packets and art teacher Louise Oliver fashioned 75 of them into a wedding dress, complete with train.
Ms Gettings said: “It is amazing. I cried when I first saw it. I have been wearing it. It is quite comfortable but a bit hot.
“I am not wearing it for the actual ceremony, but I will wear it for a bit on the night time.”
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Jane Gettings, who is tying the knot this weekend, can get through three of four bags a day and is known for her fondness for the savoury treat.
The 47-year-old learning support assistant was today (Thursday, March 20) given a surprise wedding party at Harelaw School at Harelaw, near Stanley, County Durham, where she has worked for eight years.
Staff had asked Consett based snack maker Phileas Fogg for empty packets and art teacher Louise Oliver fashioned 75 of them into a wedding dress, complete with train.
Ms Gettings said: “It is amazing. I cried when I first saw it. I have been wearing it. It is quite comfortable but a bit hot.
“I am not wearing it for the actual ceremony, but I will wear it for a bit on the night time.”
Read More HERE
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