'For that brief moment, everyone was experiencing my Lucy's world.'
A bride who lost her sight before her wedding blindfolded guests on her big day so they could ‘walk in her shoes’.– a rare genetic skin condition.
Lucy met her partner, Ollie Cave, in 2015 just before before she lost her sight completely. The couple got engaged in June 2018.supports HTML5 video‘I was sighted when we first got together,’ Lucy, a content creator and broadcaster, from Birmingham, West Midlands, said.‘I had to tell myself it was a possibility – but I still thought: “Nope. It’ll never happen.
Instead, Lucy thought it was important for them to experience the ‘bittersweetness’ she’s felt for her sight loss over the last 10 years.‘Which would’ve been everyone seeing me walking down the aisle.
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