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London - A Loughborough man was horrified to learn that he had accidentally "married" his best man.

Chris Adams, 33, had exchanged vows with his bride Gemma Mortell, 19, in a Valentine's Day wedding.

But when the couple returned from honeymoon and checked the wedding certificate they had a surprise, reports the Sun.

Gemma had mistakenly signed her name in the "witness" space - and best man Paul Hickleston had put his signature where the bride's should have been.

Chef Chris said: "I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw what we'd done. I've known my best man for over 20 years and he's a great guy - but I don't want him as my missus."

Gemma added: "When he told me Paul was down as his wife, I just laughed. I thought he was winding me up.

"But it's not funny. The wedding cost a lot of money. It was the biggest day of our life and we wanted it to be just right. We'd planned it for nine months."

The couple had feared their marriage might not be legal but the Rev Elaine Skinner, who conducted the ceremony, has reassured them.

"I've told them they have nothing to worry about - any mistakes can be corrected and I can issue a new certificate," she said

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Britain's Princes William and Harry played a prank on their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, by recording her voicemail to say "wassup!"

The royal brothers thought it would be funny to record the joke answer-phone message when the queen asked for help setting up her the voicemail on her cell phone.

The recorded message said: "This is Liz. Sorry I'm away from the throne. For a hotline to Philip, press one. For Charles, press two. And for the corgis, press three."

A source told Britain's Daily Star newspaper: "The queen was mortified at first - she does like to maintain a formal presence at all times.

"But then she really saw the funny side, and had a little chuckle to herself when she thought about which VIPs might have heard it.

"It was the talk of the Buckingham Palace - and the royal family."

William, 24, and Harry, 22, also taught their royal grandmother how to send text messages.

The 80-year-old queen often uses her cell phone to communicate with the princes and her other grandchildren.

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