Couple struggling with cost of living win £1m on the lottery
A couple who have been together for nine years and have had to "juggle" their finances are due to get married after winning £1m on the lottery.
Holly Saul and Ben Lowther, from Cambridge, won after playing the National Lottery EuroMillions in October.Mr Lowther, 39, said they had planned to marry "further down the line" due to the cost of living.Holly Saul said she had been teased by partner Ben Lowther for buying a ticket The win means Ms Saul has been able to take a break from her job in clinical research recruitment to spend more time with their children, aged 14 and three.
They have also bought a new home, which will be big enough to host a larger family Christmas get-together, they said."Holly and I always planned to marry one day but, with two children and the cost of living, a wedding was looking like something we would celebrate much further down the line," Mr Lowther said.
"Now, thanks to one chunky dose of luck, I have been able to propose - in Paris no less - and we can start to plan the perfect wedding, and our family can all gather for another celebration."
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