A Burnley bride tied the knot in the same church where her parents married 28 years ago.

Annabel Clegg married Benjamin Jukes at Sion Baptist Church in Burnley. And she was walked down the aisle by her father, Martyn, who said the same vows to her mum Sharron at the church in 1998.

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And the newlyweds re-created the same photo with their wedding guests that Annabel’s parents had taken when they became Mr and Mrs.

Then and now. Annabel Clegg married Benjamin Jukes (right) at Sion Baptist Church in Burnley, 28 years after her parents Martyn and Sharron became Mr and Mrs at the same church (left)

placeholder image — Then and now. Annabel Clegg married Benjamin Jukes (right) at Sion Baptist Church in Burnley, 28 years after her parents Martyn and Sharron became Mr and Mrs at the same church (left)

All the family are members of the church and relatives played key roles in the wedding ceremony. Annabel’s aunt Marcia Turner played the piano as she walked down the aisle and another aunt, Amy Tattersall, sang while the couple signed the registry.

The maid of honour was Niamh Monaghan and Annabel’s sister Eloise Clegg was bridesmaid and also gave a Bible reading. Mila Tattersall (seven) was the flower girl and the ceremony was conducted by the Rev Richard Booth.

The newlyweds, who live in Mossley, met in university in Manchester in 2018. Ben is an engineer working in Huddersfield and Annabel is a DT and food tech teacher at working at Marple Hall School in Manchester.