'Wedding addict' UK woman to tie the knot eighth time!
30 Oct 2009, 1540 Hrs

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London, October 30 A British woman could hold the claim of a serial bride after making reported arrangements to tie the knot for the eighth time.

Sandra McNab, originally of Clydebank, near Glasgow, nicknamed 'Clydebank's Liz Taylor' after the Hollywood star - who also wed eight times, is purportedly set to marry James Beggs, her beau of less than three months.

Friends of the couple said they were concerned over the wedding that is allegedly due to take place at an unknown location.

"We're upset that James is getting married so soon," the Sun quoted a source as saying.

A source close to James added: "James probably thinks he loves her, but I'm so worried he'll be hurt."

The 52-year-old 'bride', however, denied having any marriage plans.

She said: "There is no wedding. I don't have control over the banns, it must be an admin error. We were going to get married ut changed our minds." (ANI)

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