Roy Keane’s daughter, Leah, tied the knot with England and Southampton footballer Taylor Harwood-Bellis in a lavish countryside wedding over the weekend.
While Roy is yet to share any photos from the glamorous occasion, Leah’s sister and makeup artist revealed stunning first looks on Instagram.
The couple’s ceremony took place on Saturday at Kin House, a Georgian manor in Wiltshire, which has a capacity of up to 200 wedding guests.
The venue includes 12 bedrooms, a swimming pool, a bar, a dance floor and a curtained stage area.
Leah’s sister Caragh posted her bridal look on social media, giving her followers a glimpse of the special day.
The 24-year-old bride’s makeup artist, Frankie Falkingham, shared a video to reveal Leah’s style on the day, writing: ‘Have you ever seen such a beautiful bride? No me neither.’
Frankie also shared close-up shots of the bridal party, which included Leah’s sisters, Alanna and Caragh, their brother Aidan’s wife, Patsy, the groom’s sister Becky Harwood-Bellis, and his mother, Tina.
Meanwhile, Caragh shared a video of her and Leah dancing before the wedding, saying: ‘Our last night as Keane sisters’.
Leah shared similar sentiments with a ‘Last night as a Keane’ post, posing alongside her loving partner.
Taylor commented: ‘Night before the best day of our lives!!!’, with Caragh adding: ‘Most perfect weekend.’
Leah’s hairdresser, Caris Jade, also revealed that the bride didn’t need to do a trial run before her big day.
She wrote: ‘Yesterday I had the honour of doing @leahxkeane hair for her special day at the most gorgeous venue @kinhousewiltshire.
‘Having never met before and having no trial before the wedding day (which is unheard of) we went for a slick hair up.. how beautiful does she look!’
Leah and Taylor share a child together, Iris, who likely played a big role in the ceremony, though photos haven’t been posted yet.
The couple were engaged for two years after Taylor popped the question off the Amalfi coast in the summer of 2024.
Meanwhile, Roy has only briefly spoken about his new son-in-law, referring to the Southampton defender as a ‘nice kid’.
