The couple tied the knot in a lavish £250,000 bash held at Euridge Manor in Wiltshire in front of their family and friends this weekend
Jack Whitehall and Roxy Horner tied the knot this weekend in a lavish £250,000 bash held at Euridge Manor in Wiltshire. The couple have revealed all about their big day, with daughter Elsie having a key role.
The stunning 17th century venue, which is sprawled across 450 acres, boasted a boating lake, an orangery, a helicopter pad, a pergola draped in wisteria and a ballroom.
Amongst those attending the nuptials were VIP guests James Corden, Jamie Redknapp, Freddie Flintoff and David Beckham’s best mate David Gardner. They were no doubt be suited and booted to tie in with the wedding’s black tie theme, with Jack sporting a traditional black tie suit, flower buttonhole and Christian Louboutin shoes.
Dress details
As for Roxy, the model – with whom Jack shares a daughter, Elsie – wore one dress for the ceremony, and another for the afterparty. She was previously seen having her final fittings in Mayfair bridal stop Galia Lahav.
“I’ve done so many wedding brand shoots in my life, but I’ve never paid much attention to what I liked,” she told Vogue, “When I went to try on dresses for my own wedding, I ended up choosing one of the first I tried on. Well, two…”
For her shoes, Roxy settled on a pair of Alaia’s La Coeur heels, and worse another pair by Freya Rose for the reception. The comfy shoes were well used over the weekend, with Roxy using them for her farewell brunch.
Jewellery had a personal touch, with Roxy opting to wear her grandmother’s engagement ring and her “something borrowed” followed a family tradition, a bell on her bouquet.
Wardrobe malfunction
Jack also revealed he suffered a wardrobe malfunction at the wedding, confessing: “I squatted down to pick up Elsie and my trousers split, my whole ass was hanging out.”
Thankfully for Jack, all eyes were on Elsie – who was one of the three flower girls – and looked adorable in a white dress, inspired by her mum Roxy’s own wedding look.
There were eight bridesmaids, who all wore different style gold dresses. Roxy’s bridal party included Jack’s sister Molly, fellow models Sophie Longford and Milly Slinger were all in attendance at the event.
Song choices
For their ceremony, which was described as a “fairytale wedding”, Jack and Roxy were keen to keep that theme.
“I wanted some Disney music because I love Disney. They played ‘Beauty and the Beast’, which I felt was a bit on the nose,” Jack said.
The theme continued, with Roxy’s sister, Rihanna, reading a piece from Winnie The Pooh. Elsewhere, Tally Gilbert, one of Jack’s oldest friends from Pinky Studio, “read a personalised poem she had written for us.
“My dad’s best friend, Neil Stuke, who’s a classically trained actor, performed a Shakespearean sonnet.”
The pair’s first dance was to Michael Jackson’s Rock With You’, but in a misunderstanding, neither of the pair told the band they wanted a slowed down version. Roxy said: “He told me to ‘follow his lead’ so I did.”
Important details
For the couple, it was all about the details – and they enjoyed an eight tier cake which couldn’t be cut by them solo so they both had to come together to cut the cake.
When Roxy walked down the aisle, preceded by their daughter Elsie, it was revealed Jack was crying as he prepared to tie the knot to his bride. Roxy’s father gave a heartfelt speech that had everyone crying but Jack’s brother Barnaby “threw Jack under the bus” with his speech as ‘revenge’ for what he had done at his wedding.
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