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‘Noted Saz’: PM Burnham agrees not to ‘ruin vibe’ at wedding | Manchester News

By britishbulletin.com27 July 20262 Mins Read
‘Noted Saz’: PM Burnham agrees not to ‘ruin vibe’ at wedding | Manchester News
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Sarah said she has been shocked by the response to her post.

“It was just a silly video I posted to my small following,” she said.

“I had no idea it would reach one million views and the actual prime minister.”

She said she and her partner Fred were due to be married on 21 August, and had been planning the wedding since he proposed to her at Fletcher Moss in Didsbury in 2024.

“At first, I was worried the wedding would be cancelled, as I had a lot of comments from people saying there’s no way they’ll still be doing weddings there,” she said.

“I’ve since learned that is not true.”

She said she was also concerned about what the new security measures could mean.

“How would we even get to the building and would we have to be patted down?” she said.

“I’m worried its going to be really strict and we may not be able to gather outside to take photos or even chat with guests.

“They might usher us on once we leave the building but hopefully not.”

It was not just the prime minister who responded to her post, but also Sacha Lord, the chairman of the Night Time Industries Association, who worked with Burnham when he was Greater Manchester mayor.

Sarah said she asked him “to throw me an afterparty and he replied: ‘Me and Andy back to back on the decks?'”

“Honestly, that would be a dream.

“I told him to have his people call my people.”

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