Love Island's golden couple Greg O'Shea and Jeanni Mulder have officially become husband and wife in a breathtakingly intimate ceremony that took place in the picturesque Irish countryside. The reality TV sweethearts, who first found love in the famous villa back in 2019, finally sealed their romance with traditional vows.
From Villa Romance to Wedding Bells
The former rugby sevens star and his South African-born beauty chose Greg's hometown of Limerick for their special day, creating a perfect blend of Irish charm and personal significance. The ceremony unfolded at the elegant Adare Manor, providing a fairytale backdrop for their long-awaited union.
Insiders describe the atmosphere as "emotionally charged and deeply personal," with both bride and groom visibly overwhelmed with joy throughout the proceedings. Jeanni, radiant in a stunning wedding gown, and Greg, looking dapper in traditional formal wear, couldn't keep the smiles from their faces as they exchanged rings and promises of forever.
Intimate Celebrations With Loved Ones
Rather than opting for a celebrity-packed extravaganza, the couple maintained their down-to-earth reputation by keeping the guest list exclusive to immediate family and closest friends. The decision reflected their desire for a genuine, heartfelt celebration rather than a media spectacle.
"They've always been such a private, genuine couple despite their reality TV beginnings," shared a wedding guest. "Today was about their love story, not about putting on a show for the cameras."
A Five-Year Journey to the Altar
The newlyweds' romance has captivated fans since their victorious stint on Love Island, where they walked away with the £50,000 prize money in 2019. Despite the challenges of maintaining a long-distance relationship between Ireland and South Africa, and navigating the pressures of sudden fame, their bond only strengthened over time.
Greg, now working as a qualified solicitor while maintaining his fitness influencer status, and Jeanni, who has built a successful career as a model and content creator, have consistently supported each other's professional ambitions while nurturing their personal connection.
The wedding marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the couple, who have hinted at plans to split their time between Ireland and South Africa as they build their life together as husband and wife.
