The love story of Jess Peak, 20, and Joe Matthews, 21 and also a teacher, is one for the hopeless romantics. When they were at nursery together, the couple had a pretend wedding, when Joe proposed with no ring, but then followed up with a dolphin ring from a Christmas cracker. Despite 14 years spent out of touch, next month the childhood sweethearts will tie the knot for real.
Jess's mother, Michelle, said: "They met at nine months old at Bambinos nursery. They ate breakfast together every day, and the group at the nursery was always so social they'd end up at the same birthday parties or play dates together."
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