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Published Date:
10 July 2009
A heartbroken couple have launched a desperate plea for help after losing a bag containing their wedding rings and cash to pay for their wedding in Peterborough city centre.
Adrian Wadey is due to get married to his fiancee Jane Walker on Saturday but says the plans will have to be put on hold unless they can be quickly re-united with the lost items.

The pair were making last minute preparations for their wedding during a shopping trip to Peterborough when they lost the bag on the top floor of Marks & Spencer in Bridge Street between 3.15pm and 4.15pm on Thursday (9 July).

Staff have since searched the store from top to bottom and the police have also been contacted but, with hours ticking away until the planned ceremony at All Saints Church in Huntingdon, the bag has still not been found.

Adrian (45), of The Shrubbery in Huntingdon, said: "We are desperate. Our whole lives were ahead of us starting from tomorrow but now everything has fallen apart."

The dark blue, glossy paper bag has a silver rope handle and has Francis Wain Jewellers written on it.

It contains an envelope addressed to Rev Andrew Milton and Mark Savage with £451 cash inside as well as a box containing two Celtic-design gold wedding rings, which cost £450.

"We parked in the Queensgate Centre car park yesterday afternoon and took the bag with us because we didn't want to run the risk of leaving it in the car," Adrian said.

"We were upstairs at Marks & Spencer when we last had it. We must have put it down and either someone has picked it up and handed it in somewhere or it has been stolen.

"If someone has picked it up can they please get in touch with us as soon as possible because, without it, we can't get married tomorrow as we can't afford to pay the vicar."

Anyone who may have found the bag is asked to call Adrian on 07522 051568 or police on 0345 456 4564.

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  • Last Updated: 10 July 2009 8:50 AM
  • Source: Peterborough ET
  • Location: Peterborough
 
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Sir Digby Chicken Caesar,

10/07/2009 08:55:58
I don't believe a word of it. Oh yeah officer - I just lost a big bag of money, honest.
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WHUFC,

10/07/2009 08:58:54
Totally agree with you!
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Lazy Daisy,

10/07/2009 09:05:47
You meanies! Getting married is a stressful (and exciting) time and it is easy to overlook things. I hope they get their stuff back. Would anyone parade their carelessness in the paper if it were not true and they were not desperate?
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sonnyjim,

10/07/2009 09:07:52
Sorry can't help but good luck

Sonnyjim
Barbados
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EddB,

10/07/2009 09:35:48
If the bag and it's contents were that important -which it obviously was - why would you put it down in the first place ? Didn't she have a big enough handbag to put the bag in ( most women do ).
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UpsieDasie,

10/07/2009 10:08:35
Oh come on people! They made a mistake! We've all lost things and put things down before and hadn't meant to!

I hope their big day goes ahead as planned.
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brenda eye villager,

eye village 10/07/2009 10:24:34
the couple are very welcome to have a matching pair of one ladies engagement ring and matching silver wedding ring free of charge that I tried to sell yesterday but silver value is low at present.

I should think one of their planned guests will loan them a ring but the happy couple are welcome to mine although the spirit in which they are offered is worth far more than the rings joint value.
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karen mcfarling,

10/07/2009 10:26:20
eddb i agree with you i would guess that £450 will go in a man's wallet and the rings in there boxes don't take up a lot of room they would fit in a man,s trousers pockets most of the time
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A Seymour,

10/07/2009 11:51:09
Feel sorry for them and hope it all works out.
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united,

10/07/2009 13:13:08
I think he's getting cold feet and has hid them
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