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This is the heartbreaking clip from the wedding day of a couple found dead in a suspected murder-suicide yards from their toddler son.

Emergency crews found the bodies of a 32 -year-old Kiril Nemcev and his 23 -year-old wife Lana Nemceva at the property in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, on Wednesday night.

Their two-year-old son was rescued from the home.

Footage of the couple on their wedding day shows them popping Champagne, walking down the aisle and sharing their first dance.

Friends o f the Latvian couple have expressed their shock at the possibility either Kiril or Lana could have harmed one another.

Kiril’s best friend Nikita Ascuks, 33, told theSunthey were the “perfect, happy couple “.

She said: “They got on so well. No one knows what has happened yet. We need to wait for the police investigation to finish.”

Other friends said the couple were excited about planning their child’s third birthday.

One added: “Kiril was talking about his son’s birthday and the plans they had for a party at the house.

“He seemed in good spirits – he seemed happy and didn’t let on to me that there was anything wrong. “

The friend went on to describe how the couple would have friends over for parties in the back garden of their home.

The couple had celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary in June – sharing footage of their big day to the music Use Somebody by Kings of Leon.

Kiril, who worked as a pizza chef, and his wife Lana, an optician, married after meeting in Latvia and moving to the UK while she was pregnant.

The couple’s roommate, who made the tragic discovery, claimed Kiril had been feeling stressed at work and felt Lana did not understand him.

Kiril also didn’t turn up for his shift at Pizza Express on Wednesday, it was reported.

Two ambulances were called to the scene on Wednesday evening.

West Midlands Ambulance Service said: “A second man who was not in the house and a young child who was, were discharged after assessment. “

Anyone with information is asked to contact 101, quoting incident number 790 of 4 September. Alternatively, for guaranteed anonymity, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555