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Iona wedding for Smith's daughter Smith's daughter married on Iona
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Former Labour leader John Smith's eldest daughter Sarah is to be married at the same place her father is buried. Former Labour leader John Smith's eldest daughter Sarah has married at the same place her father is buried.
Miss Smith, 38, a news presenter, will marry charity worker and author Simon Conway at Iona Abbey. The 38-year-old news presenter tied the knot with charity worker and author Simon Conway at Iona Abbey.
Her father was buried on the island in Argyll 13 years ago after he died from two massive heart attacks aged 55.Her father was buried on the island in Argyll 13 years ago after he died from two massive heart attacks aged 55.
Guests at the wedding are expected to include Lord Robertson, former Lord Chancellor Derry Irvine and colleague Krishnan Guru-Murthy. Guests at the wedding included Lord Robertson, former Lord Chancellor Derry Irvine and colleague Krishnan Guru-Murthy.
The ceremony will be led by family friend Rev Douglas Alexander, the father of Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander and International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander. The ceremony was led by family friend Rev Douglas Alexander, the father of Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander and International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander.
Ms Smith's sisters, Jane and Catherine, are among the bridesmaids. The bride's sisters, Jane and Catherine, were the bridesmaids.
The Washington correspondent for Channel 4 News got engaged to Mr Conway, 40, in February.The Washington correspondent for Channel 4 News got engaged to Mr Conway, 40, in February.
Her mother, Elizabeth, makes an annual pilgrimage to the abbey in memory of her husband.Her mother, Elizabeth, makes an annual pilgrimage to the abbey in memory of her husband.
Miss Smith said: "Iona is a very special place to me and my family. Speaking ahead of the wedding, the then Miss Smith said: "Iona is a very special place to me and my family.
"We're excited and looking forward to the wedding and a great West Highland party with all our friends and family.""We're excited and looking forward to the wedding and a great West Highland party with all our friends and family."
She will not be given away by anyone - she will walk down the aisle by herself. She was not given away by anyone and walked down the aisle by herself.