Dorset Couple’s Baby Arrives On Their Wedding Day

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Unexpected Early Arrival Turns Wedding Day into Double Celebration

Babies rarely adhere to schedules, and when life’s most joyous occasions overlap, it takes a bit of creativity to manage it all. That’s exactly what happened to new parents Jornely and Ben, whose baby George decided to arrive four weeks ahead of schedule—right in the middle of their meticulously planned wedding day!

With their wedding date inscribed in their rings and everything prepared for the big day, the couple found themselves facing a unique challenge: welcoming their newborn son and tying the knot, all within the same timeframe. Fortunately, the incredible maternity team at Poole was ready to lend a hand.

After the early arrival of baby George, the Poole maternity staff ensured that the new parents could sneak away just long enough to exchange vows, making their special day even more unforgettable. The couple returned to the postnatal ward as newlyweds, greeted by warm congratulations from the supportive team who had been there every step of the way.

Huge congratulations to Jornely and Ben on their marriage and the early arrival of baby George. A special shout-out goes to the dedicated Poole maternity colleagues who made sure that the day was as seamless and memorable as possible. Welcome to the world, baby George—you’ve already made quite the entrance!

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