Celia Hatton

A viral video shows Schwartz pronouncing a couple husband and wife, then firing bubbles into the air as they kiss.

I can't tell you how lovely it really is to get recognized for doing something that you both believe in and feel good about, right?

Particularly when it's making so many other people so happy.

For the couples, this is not just a legal formality.

It's personal.

Not as scary.

Not as scary.

Yeah.

Weddings at a courthouse are like anything else.

You get out of it what you put into it.

And for me, I provide something that no one else seems to be able to.

And I love that.

Being able to come together just for a second as a community and share in a moment of uplift helps stitch the fabric of the universe together just a little bit every time.

In a world where weddings often come with a big price tag, sometimes all it takes is a courthouse, a positive attitude, and yes, a bubble gun.

Riley Farrell reporting.

A story from here in London now, and a grapefruit tree.

Two trees, in fact, that have been given protected status thanks to a team of neighbours.

There are two of only a few in the UK growing fruit, and they were brought from the Caribbean to southwest London as saplings in the 1980s by one of the street's residents.

During the summer, Marlene Anderson died, but her legacy lives on.

Harry Bly went to Battersea to find out more.