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From saying 'I do' to the first dance at a Teddy Swims concert

From saying 'I do' to the first dance at a Teddy Swims concert
BBC Northern Ireland Tuesday 23 June 2026, 18:13 UTC 1 min read
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After forgetting they had tickets for Teddy Swims in Belfast, the Bangor couple booked their wedding day for the same date.

After forgetting they had tickets for Teddy Swims in Belfast, the Bangor couple booked their wedding day for the same date.
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