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Utah firefighters help save bride’s big day
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Salt Lake City, Utah — On June 16th flames destroyed businesses in Millcreek.
Diana Goedhart went to pick up her wedding dress at Jung’s Alterations, but the area was cordoned off to the public for safety reasons.
It was then that panic set in–could she find a replacement so soon to her June 26th wedding day?
According to Utah firefighters, they stepped in, and with permission from the business, found her dress and delivered it to her, unharmed by the fire.
Here’s to Utah Unified Firefighters for saving the big day and being heroes to the newlywed couple.
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