article_snippet.sent: An unemployed woman has An unemployed woman heart set on a 'fairy-tale church wedding' - and believes the taxpayer should foot the bill as the bill is An unemployed woman basic human right to be a bride.
article_snippet.sent: The jobless 33-year-old now wants an extra £10,000 to fund An unemployed woman dream 'traditional English wedding and party in a castle'.
article_snippet.sent: I deserve a fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle - but there's no way I could afford it on benefits
article_snippet.sent: Miss Broom added: 'I want the taxpayer to fund my £10,000 dream wedding - it's a basic human right to be a bride.
article_snippet.sent: I don't see why I should have a small wedding at a registry office
article_snippet.sent: - I wouldn't be able to fit in all my guests and a church wedding is far more romantic. '
article_snippet.sent: I'd rather not get married than have a cheap do - it'd only make me unhappy.'
article_snippet.sent: People have to finance People own weddings rather than rely on a government loan, which would be funded by the taxpayer, to pick up the tab.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Wants £10,000 loan to fund wedding, but unclear how Bride- will pay £10,000 loan to fund wedding back .