Their love stood the check of time.
An Australian couple who misplaced their marriage ceremony video bought it again after 57 years.
Brisbane’s Aileen Turnbull tied the knot along with her husband Invoice in Scotland in 1967 and shortly after their nuptials, they borrowed a projector to view the footage taken of them leaving church on their large day.
Nonetheless, the then-newlyweds left the movie within the projector and by no means noticed it once more — till Turnbull was scrolling by Fb and seen a nonetheless shot taken from the misplaced video.
“I used to be wanting by Fb, and up got here this marriage ceremony {photograph}. My husband was sitting right here, I turned to him and I stated ‘There’s our marriage ceremony {photograph},’” Turnbull, now 77, informed BBC Scotland.
The Fb picture was posted in a gaggle for Australian natives by Terry Cheyne of Scotland — whose uncle was the person who had loaned the couple his projector greater than 5 a long time in the past.
Cheyne — who has since despatched the lovebirds a hyperlink to view the footage — had saved a few of his movie reels at his uncle’s home whereas he was within the Royal Navy.
“At some point he determined he was transferring home so I recovered my movies. I saved them in my loft for a very long time. After which I made a decision I’d switch them onto DVD, as a result of I didn’t have a projector,” he informed the outlet.
“The primary movie that was on the DVD was a mysterious unknown movie to me. It was clearly a marriage, in Mastrick Church. I watched it many instances, I didn’t know anyone.”
Turnbull stated watching it was “surreal.”
“It simply appears unusual for me to see my mom and my father, not simply in {a photograph} however they’re really transferring and strolling,” she informed the outlet.
“And my husband, he noticed his grandmother and his grandfather, who was 100 when he died. To look again and see these individuals was simply completely superb, I nonetheless can’t imagine it actually.”
