Dua Lipa has shared an inside look at her extravagant €1.7million wedding with Callum Turner in Sicily.
The singer exchanged vows with the actor at the historic Villa Valguarnera earlier this month, though they officially tied the knot with a civil service six days earlier in London.
Dua took to Instagram to show off her incredible Chanel gown by designer Matthieu Blazy, which was embellished with thousands of silver and white beads and had a huge train covered in 25,000 feathers.
The pop star also wore a plume of feathers in her hair, which were joined to her veil.
Meanwhile, Callum looked fit for a rumoured James Bond casting with his sharp black tuxedo.
The wedding party reportedly went on until 6am and included a spectacular ten-minute fireworks display.
Dua shared a photo of the couple popping champagne to kick things off, along with plenty of moments from the vow exchange.
She captioned the post: ‘Mr & Mrs.’ It already has nearly 12 million likes on Instagram.
Fans and celebrities alike quickly flooded the comment section with congratulatory messages.
Katy Perry said: ‘Sweetie babies’, with a red love heart emoji.
Former Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison added: ‘OMG congratulations you two’, and Ferne McCann wrote: ‘Wowwww congratulations!’.
The newlyweds stayed in Sicily for their three-day party, which reportedly cost around €1.7million and was based in the town of Palermo.
During the celebrations, Elton John reportedly performed his hit Your Song, while fellow pop star Charli XCX and fashion icon Donatella Versace were also in attendance.
Guests enjoyed a cocktail reception and a three-course dinner in the halls of the villa, created by Michelin-starred chef Tony Lo Coco.
The menu included anelletti alla norma (a Sicilian pasta with aubergine), panelle (Sicilian chickpea fritters) and crocché (deep-fried potato balls). For dessert, there were traditional cannoli and cassata.
Dua and Callum then headed off on a two-week honeymoon around Italy and were spotted at the luxury San Domenico Palace hotel in Taormina near Catania.
They have been spotted along the Amalfi Coast and most recently, in Rome.
