Not many of us are getting to see Dublin Airport these days but for one couple, their trip today resulted in a memory that will last a lifetime.
French couple Nico Buhler and Justine Heintzelmann made the trip to Dublin Airport today but never made it to the tarmac. The reason they were there was to tie the knot after seeing their wedding cancelled three times due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Dublin Airport shared some pictures of the special day to their Twitter account, explaining that the couple's paperwork was nearly out of date and that they were happy to step in and help.
Justine and Nico exchanged vows in the original Aer Lingus terminal, which now houses offices. They had planned to get married in the gardens outside but the rain put paid to that.
Still, sharing such a special moment at Dublin Airport is not something many people get to do...
https://twitter.com/DublinAirport/status/1312754938758549508
Some good news was welcome on this wet and windy Sunday and through a crazy 2020 as a whole. Wishing you a massive congratulations and many happy years together, Justine and Nico!
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