She said occasions like hers can be “really special” for people who have family members with dementia, despite people with the disease often experiencing memory loss.
“You hold on to the really good times, and to give us that opportunity to have that was just amazing,” she said.
It was particularly meaningful for Noakes who has “always been really close” with her grandparents.
“It was massive that he was able to be there because I spent a lot of time with my grandparents growing up.
“They were like secondary parents.”
Emma Watson, Glenburnie Lodge director, said: “George was one of the first residents to move in when the home opened in 2024 so needless to say, he is much-loved and very popular.
“When we heard about the wedding, we absolutely wanted to make it an occasion to remember and we are delighted that Emma got to share this precious moment with George and the rest of the family on this very special day.”