Charli XCX has shared photos from her wedding ceremony in Sicily, which includes shows of Matty Healy, Robyn, Troye Sivan and more.
She and George Daniel exchanged vows for a second time in Italy over the weekend, after they first tied the knot back in July with an intimate ceremony at Hackney Town Hall.
Charli later shared a video from that day in London, showing off her Vivienne Westwood wedding dress – which she paired with some ‘Brat’-inspired sunglasses – while joking that she would have left Daniel at the aisle if he didn’t cry at the sight of her.
Now, the ‘Von Dutch’ singer has shared a carousel of images from the ceremony in Tonnara Di Scopello in the village of Scopello, Sicily.
It has already been reported that Daniel’s bandmates Matty Healy, Ross MacDonald and Adam Hann were among those in attendance, as well as Troye Sivan, Shygirl, Clairo, Richie Shazam, Caroline Polachek, The Dare, Beabadoobee, Amelia Dimoldenberg, and Healy’s mother Denise Welch. It is also reported that she walked down the aisle to ‘Hero’ by Enrique Iglesias.
In the new post, Julia Fox is seen in attendance, sitting at a table wearing a pink and black polkadot suit, and EASYFUN, A. G. Cook, and Healy are also seen taking turns behind the DJ decks.
One post shows a clip of Healy crowdsurfing while Charli, Gabbriette and Yung Lean dance together outside, and other photos show Playwright Jeremy O Harris, and Swedish songwriter and music producer Linus Wiklund talking to Troye Sivan.
Also photographed in the update is photographer Aidan Zamiri, Canadian artist Petra Collins, actress and comedian, model and Influencer Alex Consani, and singer-songwriter Robyn.
Charli and Daniel first worked together in 2021, recording the track ‘Spinning’. They later went on to confirm their romance on social media in 2022 and shared news of their engagement in November 2023.
After the announcement of their engagement, Charli shared that the song ‘Talk Talk’, which featured on ‘Brat’, was written about an encounter with Daniel at the 2020 NME Awards, where she nearly followed him to the bathroom.
That night at the NME Awards, Charli was nominated for Best Solo Act In The World, Best British Solo Act and Best Collaboration at the awards. She also presented the Songwriter Of The Decade Award to Robyn that night, alongside Christine And The Queens.
George Daniel was there as The 1975 picked up the Band Of The Decade Award, as well as Best British Band and the NME Innovation Award.
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