Dua Lipa drops 'amazing' big day advice three months after her wedding to Callum Turner
Dua Lipa reveals all secrets that she used to keep her and Callum Turner's wedding ceremony a memorable event
Dua Lipa recently revealed how she and Callum Turner turned their wedding ceremony into a lifelong event.
For those unaware, Lipa and Turner tied the knot in a private civil ceremony at the historic Old Marylebone Town Hall in London on May 31, 2026, which was Mark Ronson, Charli XCX, Donatella Versace, and others. After the main event, they celebrated their wedding over the course of three days.
In her recent interview with Vogue Italia, the 31-year-old English singer and songwriter opened up about her wedding and how she and her husband managed everything.
Lipa said, "The wedding day was magical. We received so much advice, but we decided to follow just two pieces of it: to experience the day as if we were guests ourselves and to constantly seek each other out in the crowd, never losing sight of one another. That way, we really have so many memories together."
The Levitating hitmaker went on to share that she and The Boys in the Boat star were constantly making sure they both were enjoying their big day. Also, there were some guests who helped them feel less “stressed” rather than demanding perfection from them.
Lipa quipped, "The other was for Callum and me to keep checking in with each other so we didn't lose each other in the crowd. As a result, we spent loads of time together and created so many amazing memories."
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