article_snippet: Anne Dobson, 39, splashed £20,000 on a wedding ceremony, another £4,000 on the honeymoon, and bought she a new car worth £16,000.
article_snippet: Chelmsford Crown Court heard that she began taking the funds in order to pay down debts she had racked up, but soon went on a spending spree than included a £1,000 holiday.
article_snippet: Andrew Jackson, QC, prosecuting, said: 'In 2013 she was marrying again and needed to pay for she wedding
article_snippet: and she could not afford the sort of wedding she wanted so continued to defraud the company. '
article_snippet: she paid for she own wedding which she told police had cost about £20,000 and on top of that a honeymoon to the tune of £4,000, all of which were funded by the ongoing fraud. '
article_snippet: By 2013 she was on top of she
article_snippet: and she freely admitted that it was to pay for her wedding.'
article_snippet: she said: 'In the beginning, she was in financial difficulties - however she explained to she that there was no excuse for it ongoing.
article_snippet: she then spent some of the money on a £20,000 wedding .
article_snippet: Chelmsford Crown Court heard that Dobson also paid £4,000 for a honeymoon, £16,000 for a car, and another £1,000 on a holiday.
article_snippet: she also used the money to pay off debts . '
article_snippet: the money was used to pay for she wedding and honeymoon.'
article_snippet: Sentencing she to two years and four months in jail, Recorder Mark Ockelton, told she: 'You were not in debt at the time - it was committed in order to give you a lifestyle of the sort you thought you ought to have. '
article_snippet: £20,000 on a wedding, another £4,000 on a honeymoon, then you bought a new car for £16,000 and spent £1,300 on holiday and that still leaves tens of thousands of pounds unaccounted for.'
highlights_snippet: Then used the cash to pay for £20,000 wedding and £4,000 honeymoon .
  