A bride who was jilted by her husband-to-be on their marriage ceremony day has advised how she feels "amazed" by the response to her expertise months after she determined to go forward with the reception get together. Kayley Stead, 27, was left on the altar by her fiancee, 24-year-old Kallum Norton, in September final 12 months however went forward together with her marriage ceremony bash surrounded by household and pals. Now, seven months after the 2 have been as a consequence of tie the knot at Oxwich Bay Hotel in Gower, Swansea, Ms Stead has mirrored on her refusal to be damaged by the day's occasions.

She spoke concerning the occasion with New Zealand media agency Good Lad in early April.

Speaking to the organisation, she advised how she was pressured to resolve whether or not to proceed or abandon her huge day on September 15, 2022.

She selected to forge on after her boyfriend of practically 4 years disappeared on the morning of their marriage ceremony.

The then bride-to-be was speaking to her sister whereas having her make-up achieved when she acquired the news that Mr Norton had gone for a drive.

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Despite being satisfied that he would return, he by no means did.

But, undeterred, she determined she would spend the day celebrating self-love together with her household and pals, a lot of whom got here to the Welsh venue from Scotland, Ireland and elsewhere within the UK after years aside as a consequence of Covid,

She walked into her reception to Lizzo's "Good as Hell" flanked by her bridal get together and spent the night dancing together with her family members.

She and her family members created the "best party I've ever had", one she would "go back and do again".

Ms Stead reacted to Good Lad's video publish through her Facebook profile, saying she was glad to see her story continues to ring a bell.

She reacted to the publish saying: "Still amazes me that my story lives on."

The insurance coverage clerk has skilled a fair proportion of heartbreak since final 12 months, as she misplaced her mom, Dee Davies, in January.

Ms Davies died on January 15, abandoning a loving household, and Ms Stead has credited her mom's affect for her power on her marriage ceremony day.

In a Facebook publish on February 6, she stated she was glad her mum lived to see her on the large day.

She wrote: "I was always proud of what I achieved from carrying on with the party when I got left, but since my mother's passing its made the even more special.

"It'll be one thing I can at all times look again on and treasure the second I obtained to have with my mam and household!

"My mam go to be by my side the whole way through, she was my biggest cheerleader and will forever be my best friend."