Due to Covid-19 many couples across Doncaster have had to cancel their wedding plans.
This means either postponing and rescheduling the big day – no easy feat when so much planning goes into making a wedding day perfect.
We thought we would bring you photos of wedding days of the past so you can feel the love from back in the day when people did not have to worry about things like the virus – only their outrageous hair do’s.
If you want more retro content check out Retro gallery at Doncaster Landmark or Throwback photos of Donny in the 90’s.
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5. First Civil Partnership
Doncaster's first civil partnership in 2005. Renee Brown and Katherine Tuck at Doncaster Register office. | JPIMedia Photo: Dean Atkins
6. 50 years
Peggy and Malcolm Raymond celebrated 50 years of marriage in 2011. | JPIMedia Photo: Andrew Roe
7. Train Station
Little Theatre's Jamie and Amy Eidskren-hughes. | JPIMedia Photo: Marie Caley
8. Anniversary
Derrick and Joan Cantrill aged 80 in 2014 celebrated 60 years of marriage. | JPIMedia Photo: Andrew Roe