Mrs Amy reid:

As it’s nearly time for my night at the ERAS TOUR finally (huge swiftie!)
… Here’s thirteen facts about the girl who’d be honoured to marry you:

1. I got married on the 19th of August 2022 in Orange Tree House
   to Mr Jack Reid, after wedding planning during lockdown and postponing once. We got engaged in Disneyland Paris in 2018.

2. I worked in Magic Kingdom of Walt Disney World Orlando for my
   uni placement. It was the greatest year of my life! Don’t tell Jack.
   I mean every year with him is great… but come on, Disney World!

3. I’m obsessed with American country music and I was a fan before it was a trend! Kelsea Ballerini, Russell Dickerson, Gabby Barrett, Sam Hunt, Carrie Underwood, Dan + Shay, Luke Combs… YEE-HAW Y’ALL.

4. I have a 2:1 honours degree in Event Management #sheffieldhallam.

5. I don’t have a sweet tooth, all my teeth are sweet. Ice-cream,
   fizzy drinks, chocolate, dessert, cake, biscuits… I’ll take the lot… HP.

6. I’m a dog-mum to Lucy Reid. She is equally the cutest, cheekiest and most human-like cocker spaniel in the whole wide world EVER.

7. I’m a sister to Luke and Glen, and I love my brothers more than life.

8. I’m now an auntie to the cutest nephew and I’m obsessed with him!

9. In primary school, I had two poems published in the book Young Writers. One called “The Seaside” and one called “The Dentist”.

10. I firmly believe that everything is better with a good cup of tea.

11. You might already know me from A Perfect Plan or A Perfect Poem. I started wedding planning and writing personalised poetry in 2020.

12. I went to speech therapy as a child because I struggled with the letters K and S. Every week I’d repeat “Kicking Kenny kicks the ball” and “Sammy Snake from Snakeland” for an hour, before my Nanny and Granda took me to the library to rent Grease on video. I assure you I‘ve overcome it and I will not write your script like ‘kkk’, ‘sss’!

13. I’m a self-confessed stationery addict, though my husband would say hoarder. I’m sure my fellow addicts will feel my organised pain though. I mean how can people just walk past the stationery aisle without buying a new set of pastel highlighters, three notebooks and a pointless folder. Like SERIOUSLY, how can they do it?!

Bonus: I chose to become a Humanist Celebrant because I fell in love with everything it embodies - Love, weddings, meeting new people, writing, public speaking, hearing people’s stories and life journeys, appreciating every person, every couple, every relationship… and then I learnt that was just the start and there was more! Now I can hand-on-heart say, that this is the most beautiful, rewarding and fulfilling career I could ever imagine!