Dua Lipa has reflected on her "magical" wedding day after tying the knot with Callum Turner, revealing two key pieces of guidance that helped make their celebrations so special. The 31-year-old singer married the One Night Only actor during a small ceremony at London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall in May, before holding a three-day second event in Sicily. The newlyweds subsequently traveled across Italy for their honeymoon, with the pop star documenting several stops on her Instagram account, including photos from Sicily, the Amalfi Coast, and Rome.
Lipa told Vogue Italia: "The day of the wedding was magical. "We received a lot of advice but decided to follow just two: live the day as if we were guests too, and to constantly look for each other among the crowd without ever losing sight of each other. Following online speculation, the English-Albanian musician confirmed their engagement during an interview with British Vogue in June 2025.
Earlier this month, Turner described his marriage to Lipa as the "most beautiful day of my life" in an interview with Esquire UK. The ceremony occurred months after the singer concluded her Radical Optimism world tour, which featured her first headline performance at London’s Wembley Arena. "I want a life that is full but not busy," Lipa said.
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"Nothing has ever stopped my ambition and I’m really lucky to be with a person who loves working as much as I do. We understand and support each other. "Besides, when I am not on tour and I’m writing and recording, I can be anywhere in the world.
I feel at home wherever Callum is." During the tour, Lipa surprised audiences in Milan by singing a cover of Raffaella Carra’s popular song, A Far l’Amore Comincia Tu. Lipa explained that choosing to perform the well-known track in Italian was something she previously would have avoided because she used to be too much of a "perfectionist". She added: "It’s a side I left in my 20s.
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