Mass wedding dress sale at Hessle Road shop in aid of charities

More than 150 wedding dress in Bodyline and Toffs Hessle Road have been reduced for sale in the mass market, which will result in closing the store for 25 years.
All money will be divided between the British Heart Foundation (BHF) and the Cardiology Unit of Leeds General Infirmary.
Kayleigh, of Anlaby, two leaky heart valves, although they are still able to lead a normal happy life.
She along the shop owner and friend Sue family given body.
Kayleigh mother, Zoe Sugden said: "I can not thank you enough demand for permission to sell all her clothes and all the money to charity.

"It's absolutely wonderful for them, all that remains of it is essential for life to give.
"I always helped raise money, but is simply amazing. She is a good heart.
"There are 145 bridesmaid dresses wedding dresses and ten, so we all hope to sell."
The British Heart Foundation aims to prevent deaths from heart disease.
The organization intends that through advanced research, vital prevention activities to achieve and ensure quality care and support for people with heart disease.
Sugden, she said her family has made progress in Kayleigh loved.
She said: "We are fortunate, Kayleigh is really good.
"She loves swimming and Zumba and leads an active life.
"I can not praise enough the work of the BHF, which must continue to find funding for their research on new drugs.
"We always new ways to raise money over the years, because it is so poorly thought necessary. Never adequately be able to refund all physicians and surgeons, but we hope that through events like this, we can show what much their work means.
"It was horrible at the same time, but now she is doing well."
The store opened 25 years ago by Sue body.
Even if a store well known and appreciated, Sue decided to retire after a heart attack.
The store is closed Saturday, March 31 at.
Until then, open daily from 11.00 bis 02.00 clock clock, except Wednesdays and Sundays.