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Football fans' wedding photobombed by rival flags4 hours agoBy Isaac Ashe,endonezya macı BBC News, DerbyShareLeafe Hayes PhotographyPeter and Leanne Berrisford had no idea the flags were going to be flownA Derby County-mad couple planned a Rams-themed wedding - only for their Sheffield United-supporting friends to cut in with flags of their beloved Blades.Peter and Leanne Berrisford tied the knot at Inkersall Grange Farm in Nottinghamshire in May.As lifelong supporters of the recently-promoted Rams, they made it a double celebration - with everything from their entrance music to table names, confetti and cake toppers given a Derby County theme.But as the confetti was being thrown, two huge Sheffield United flags were secretly unfurled to photobomb the happy couple's official pictures - giving them a shock when they came back from the photographer.Leafe Hayes PhotographyNumerous parts of the wedding were a celebration of the RamsMr Berrisford, 35, from Crich in Derbyshire, and Mrs Berrisford, 36, from Alfreton in Derbyshire, met as their mothers are firm friends, and the couple have always shared a love of their football team.Mrs Berrisford, who now lives with her husband in Kirkby-in-Ashfield in Nottinghamshire, said: "We had planned a theme around Derby County so we were hoping we were going to get promotion."We might have had to make some changes if they didn't get it - I don't think Peter could have taken the heartbreak."But my best friend's family are huge Sheffield United fans. They asked if they could bring a flag along, I thought they were joking."But when we got the photos back, they were peppered with Sheffield United all over the place."Leafe Hayes PhotographyIt was all smiles - despite the footballing rivalryLuckily, the couple took the rivalry in good humour - although they are not planning to switch allegiances any time soon."We're still friends," Mrs Berrisford added.Follow BBC Derby on Facebook, on X, or on Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] or via WhatsApp on 0808 100 2210.AlfretonCrichRelatedFour-month closure for town bus station work4 days agoDerbyProlific pickpocket targeted women as old as 904 Jun 2024EnglandMan charged over stabbing in town31 May 2024DerbyMore14 Apr 2024Archbishop leads hilltop prayers in DerbyshireThe Archbishop of Canterbury led prayers at Crich Stand during a visit to the county.14 Apr 2024Derby24 Mar 2024Electrical problems delay tram rides at attractionThe Tramway Museum Society says the attraction will reopen once repair works have been completed.24 Mar 2024Derby7 Mar 2024Damaged road to stay shut for at least another yearLeashaw was closed in 2022 following a landslip and repairs are not likely to start until 2025.7 Mar 2024Derby5 Mar 2024Roadwork 'challenges' delay tram museum reopeningA landslip to the north and roadworks to the south force a rethink by Crich Tramway Village bosses.5 Mar 2024Derby13 Feb 2024'We're victims of a second Post Office scandal'Two sub-postmasters say they will lose out as a leavers scheme is brought to an end.13 Feb 2024Derby