Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's wedding was low-key, but she didn't wait long to give fans the version of her wedding day she wanted to show them.
The 30-year-old pop star shared photos from her London wedding ceremony on Instagram on Tuesday, June 2, two days after marrying Turner at Old Marylebone Town Hall. People reported that the couple tied the knot on Sunday, May 31, in an intimate ceremony with close friends.
Lipa captioned the carousel simply: "May 31, 2026 🤍." After the initial paparazzi messages and photos, the post was updated with wedding photos, which she decided to share herself.
The photographs show the ceremony in close-up.
The wedding photos weren't meant to feature a huge celebrity guest list or a glamorous ballroom setting.
One black-and-white photo reportedly shows Lipa kissing Turner while sitting on his lap, their faces partially obscured by Lipa's wide-brimmed hat. Other photos show the newlyweds holding hands, leaving the venue amidst confetti, and walking down the steps together.
The photos matched the tone of the ceremony itself: small, stylish, and focused on the couple rather than a big public spectacle.
The Schiaparelli suit Lipa wore became the subject of discussion in the fashion world.
Instead of a traditional dress, Lipa wore a custom-made wedding gown from Schiaparelli.
Her look included an ivory jacket with gold decorative buttons, a matching asymmetrical skirt, white gloves, pointed-toe heels, and a wide-brimmed hat. Turner wore a navy blue suit.
Vogue magazine noted that Lipa's wedding look echoed Bianca Jagger's iconic 1971 wedding suit, giving the civil ceremony a fashionable edge that felt more original than a standard gown-showing ceremony.
The wedding suit also fit Lipa's public style: elegant, impeccable, and not particularly eager to look traditional just because it was a traditional occasion.
The wedding in London was modest and thought out down to the smallest detail.
The ceremony was not presented as a large-scale celebrity event.
People reported that Lipa and Turner attended a private ceremony at Marylebone's Old Town Hall. A source close to Lipa told the publication that the ceremony was exactly as the couple had hoped, describing it as intimate and touching.
Elle framed her Instagram post as Lipa's confirmation of the news after photos from the wedding at the registry office had already appeared online. This made the Instagram feed not so much a surprise revelation as Lipa's first public appearance on the day.
Marylebone's Old Town Hall has a long history of hosting celebrity weddings, but it was here that Lipa and Turner held their civil ceremony rather than a large celebration.
According to available information, a larger celebration is coming.
The London ceremony may not be the couple's only wedding event.
People reported that Lipa and Turner are planning a second, larger celebration in Sicily this weekend. The Standard also reported that the couple is planning a second wedding in Italy.
Thus, the wedding story consists of two distinct parts. The London ceremony was an official and private affair. The Sicilian celebration is reportedly a larger, intimate affair with family and friends, yet to come.
The distinction is important because Lipa shared photos from London, but she and Turner have not publicly revealed all the details of the supposed celebration in Italy.
The wedding will take place after the engagement in 2025.
Lipa and Turner's romance first became known in early 2024, after they were spotted together at the premiere film "Masters of the Air"« .
People reported that the couple officially confirmed their relationship on Instagram in July 2024. Lipa later confirmed the engagement in an interview with British Vogue published in June 2025.
In that interview, Vogue reported that Lipa revealed that Turner had commissioned a custom ring with the help of her sister and close friends. She said the decision to build a future together was special, and also explained that planning a wedding wasn't always part of her plan.
A year later, the first official wedding photos showed something less than many fans might have expected: London's City Hall, a Schiaparelli suit, a groom in a navy blue suit, confetti at the door, and a caption consisting only of the date.