Annalise Scott, 45, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer five months ago. She was later told the disease had spread to her bowel, appendix and spine. In light of the news, she decided to marry her partner Kevin Wilson, 52, immediately and the pair planned a wedding in 24 hours (pictured right and inset). They held the service at the Trinity Holistic Centre,at James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough on October 29. A local brideswear shop donated the dress (pictured left), and volunteers and staff across the hospital and centre donated fairy lights, silver bells, flowers, plants and food. Just three weeks later, Miss Scott - who is now Mrs Wilson - lost her battle to the disease. Her husband, who is planning her funeral according to her wishes, says he is glad she was able to have her dream wedding before her death. Recalling the wedding, Mr Wilson said: 'She stroked my face and said "you'll be all right". She said "I can die happy now. All I ever wanted was to get married in white".'
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