A BRIDE called in a metal detectorist when her engagement ring flew off at her beach wedding.

Abi and Tony Clark, both 32, were tying the knot when she tried to swat away a bee.

Metal detectorist Steve Andrews was called in to find a missing engagement ring during wedding ceremony Credit: SWNS

Guests had unsuccessfully searched for the ring in Jersey after it flew off the bride’s finger Credit: SWNS

The ring, which she had removed and was holding in her hand, went flying at St Brelade’s Bay Hotel in Jersey.

Around 15 guests immediately jumped from their seats and began searching for her ring – to no avail.

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Tony, a mechanical engineer from Hull, said he suggested the pair carry on and get married without the ring.

Guests mentioned local metal detectorist Steve Andrews from Lost Ring Metal Detecting.

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Steve, a firefighter, came straight to the beach and found the ring within ten minutes.

Teacher Abi said: “At first I didn’t know what to do.

“I hoped it was in the garden but I knew from the force I used to swat the bee away the ring would have travelled far and suggested to guests it would have landed below on the beach.

I was absolutely gutted that the ring could not be found, and desperately wanted to continue searching for it after our ceremony had finished, but I knew I had to continue our wedding day.

Abi and Tony Clark went ahead with their wedding ceremony while the search continued for the ring Credit: SWNS

Abi was told during the wedding reception that the metal detectorist had found the missing ring Credit: SWNS

“When we were about to cut our wedding cake, the toastmaster said that our guests Callum and Jess had an announcement.

“In that moment I knew they had found the ring. I instantly felt really emotional, but so thankful.”