A FARMER and a PE teacher from Cumbria decided that a country theme would suit them best as they got married in front of their friends and family on a 'perfect day'.
Jenny Flintoft and Peter Timperon met through mutual friends on a night out in Carlisle six years ago and have been inseparable ever since.
A few years later, Peter, a farmer, decided to propose at home and enlisted the help of their children to ask the important question.
The couple decided to marry at St Mary's Church, High Hesket and had thirty-three guests in attendance.
"I had my sister Janet Mitchel, my two friends Joanna Bell and Megan Richardson as bridesmaids with our two daughters, four-year-old Harriet Timperon and three-year-old Pippa Timperon, as flower girls," she said.
"Peter's best man was James Hardy and his brother Andrew Timperon and my brother Robert Flintoft as groomsmen and our 1-year-old son William Timperon as a page boy."
The couple's first dance was to 'Running Home to You' by Grant Gustin.
"It was the perfect day, and we look forward to booking our honeymoon, but we haven't decided where yet!" she added.
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