Layla's parents became a couple at Download, getting engaged and celebrating their honeymoon there.
A four-year-old rock fan whose parents became a couple at the Download festival has made gift bags to hand out to other young festival-goers.
She now loves Download as much as her mum and dad, who got engaged and celebrated their honeymoon there."I think she's more excited than us this year," said Becky, of Worthing, West Sussex. The four-day festival, which is marking its 20th anniversary, is taking place until Sunday and is hosting four headline sets for the first time."She's really into her rock stuff," said Becky.
Becky was planning to go and Kevin decided to join her because his favourite band, AC/DC, were playing.They became a couple during the 2015 festival, getting engaged in 2016 during a fake wedding ceremony at the festival's inflatable chapel, and also celebrated their honeymoon at Download in 2017.Layla's parents got engaged at the festival during a fake wedding ceremony
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