Jack Whitehall and Roxy Horner married on Saturday in a lavish £250,000 celebration at Euridge Manor in Wiltshire. The 17th-century estate, spanning 450 acres, features a boating lake, orangery, helicopter landing pad, wisteria-adorned pergola and grand ballroom. Guests included James Corden, Jamie Redknapp, Freddie Flintoff and David Gardner, all adhering to a black-tie dress code.
The couple's daughter Elsie served as a flower girl, wearing a white dress inspired by her mother's bridal gown. Eight bridesmaids, including Jack's sister Molly, wore individually styled gold gowns. Roxy wore two gowns from Mayfair boutique Galia Lahav, with Alaia heels for the ceremony and Freya Rose for the reception. She also wore her grandmother's engagement ring and carried a bell in her bouquet as her 'something borrowed'.
Jack admitted to a wardrobe mishap, saying: 'I squatted down to pick up Elsie and my trousers split, my whole ass was hanging out.' The ceremony included Disney music, with Jack noting 'Beauty and the Beast' was 'a bit on the nose'. Roxy's sister Rihanna read from Winnie-the-Pooh, and a friend read a personalised poem. Jack's father's best friend performed a Shakespearean sonnet.
The couple's first dance was to Michael Jackson's 'Rock With You', though a slower rendition was intended but not communicated to the band. The eight-tier cake required both to cut together. Roxy's father gave a touching speech, while Jack's brother Barnaby delivered a humorous address as 'revenge' for Jack's speech at his wedding.
