"The suit has been compared to a similar outfit worn by Bianca Jagger for her 1971 wedding to Mick Jagger."
Singer Dua Lipa, 30, and actor Callum Turner, 36, were married in a civil ceremony in London on Sunday, May 31. The couple also held a three-day wedding celebration in Palermo, Sicily. Representatives for the couple did not respond to requests for comment.
Civil Ceremony
The wedding took place at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London, according to local officials. Photographs showed Lipa wearing a custom ivory cady skirt suit by Schiaparelli couture with a white-brimmed hat by Stephen Jones. Turner wore a custom blue double-breasted jacket by Ferragamo.
Suits are increasingly chosen for civil ceremonies, especially when larger celebrations are planned later.
Wedding Celebration in Sicily
The couple held a three-day wedding celebration in Palermo, Sicily, which included the following events:
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Friday welcome drinks: Lipa wore a white leather dress by Bottega Veneta with a custom halterneck gown featuring an open back and intrecciato weave, plus a feathery skirt. Accessories included a matching feathery clutch and gold Bulgari jewelry.
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Saturday main event: Lipa wore a feather and crystal-embellished Chanel haute couture gown with an intricate low back and feather-dappled train, a feather-detailed headpiece, and a long embroidered veil. Per Chanel, this is the first Chanel haute couture wedding dress designed by Matthieu Blazy for a friend of the house.
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Sunday brunch: Lipa wore a sheer custom Chloé dress made of floral lace, paired with a swan purse from the fashion house.
Background on the Couple
Rumors of a relationship between Lipa and Turner began in early 2024. Lipa confirmed her engagement in the July 2025 issue of British Vogue. Lipa is a three-time Grammy-winning singer known for hits from albums "Future Nostalgia" and "Radical Optimism." Turner is known for roles in "Fantastic Beasts," "The Boys in the Boat," and "Masters of the Air."
Expert Commentary on Wedding Attire
"The classic suit is making a comeback for micro weddings, elopements, and vow renewals." — Wendy El-Khoury, founder of Wedded Wonderland
Australian designer Christopher Esber, who has released a bridal collection featuring tailored pieces, noted that some brides find a white suit more authentic than a traditional dress. Dressmaker Sonia Cappellazzo observed that the wedding suit reflects an intentional choice and a trend toward slower fashion.