Unfortunate wedding couple 'enlist a £240,000 Ferrari Spider to celebrate enormous day and leave it a disfigured wreck subsequent to crushing into divider'

A £240,000 Ferrari claimed by a tycoon father and child was collided with a house by a couple who are accepted to have enlisted the supercar for their big day.

Photos demonstrate the ravaged stays of the white Ferrari 458 Spider minutes after it crashed into the divider in Burnley, Lancashire, yesterday evening.

The extravagance vehicle is accepted to be possessed by an auto organization keep running by 21-year-old Aleem Iqbal, who passes by the name 'Master Aleem' on the web, and his dad.

Lancashire Road Police tweeted photos of the mischance alongside the inscription: 'Harm just fender bender in Burnley'. The picture demonstrates how the hood was pounded and the headlights were broken in the mishap. Nobody was harmed.

Mr Iqbal's dad Saleem initially set up Platinum Executive Travel, which offers Rolls-Royce, Lamborghini, Ferrari and Bentley models for contract, in Birmingham.

The site offers driver driven auto enlist for weddings and corporate occasions and claims it was the first in the West Midlands to offer the Rolls-Royce Phantom for contract, with rates beginning at £600 a day.