A terminally-ill mum has tied the knot with her partner in a moving hospital wedding organised by kind-hearted nurses.
Lacey O'Driscoll - now Lacey Page - had her young daughters as bridesmaids as she said her vows with Kyle Page, who popped the question on Valentine's Day.
The 34-year-old and her partner of five years were helped by nurses who created the emotional wedding in just three days at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
The happy couple share three children, Daisy 10, Olivia 9, and Kyla 3, who all performed their bridesmaids’ duty 'with perfection' during the service.
The dress, tailoring and cakes were all looked after by clinical nurse specialists, supported by the team from Ward 625.
Staff even used some coloured paper and a hole punch to create confetti after realising they didn't have any at the last minute.
Lacey, of Northfield, Birmingham, was diagnosed with stomach cancer in January and was given the heartbreaking news it was incurable.
Lacey O'Driscoll - now Lacey Page - had her young daughters as bridesmaids as she said her vows with Kyle Page, who popped the question on Valentine's Day.
The 34-year-old and her partner of five years were helped by nurses who created the emotional wedding in just three days at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
The happy couple share three children, Daisy 10, Olivia 9, and Kyla 3, who all performed their bridesmaids’ duty 'with perfection' during the service.
The dress, tailoring and cakes were all looked after by clinical nurse specialists, supported by the team from Ward 625.
Staff even used some coloured paper and a hole punch to create confetti after realising they didn't have any at the last minute.
Lacey, of Northfield, Birmingham, was diagnosed with stomach cancer in January and was given the heartbreaking news it was incurable.
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