Dua Lipa married actor Callum Turner in a civil ceremony on May 31 at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall, a venue known for discreet ceremonies favored by couples seeking something understated rather than elaborate.
The Grammy-winning singer arrived in custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture. She wore a tailored ivory skirt suit, a Stephen Jones hat lined in gold accents, long white gloves, and Christian Louboutin heels, completing the look with a Bulgari Serpenti necklace. Turner wore a navy blue tailored suit.
According to Billboard, the ceremony was intimate, with attendance limited to close family members and a small circle of friends. Neither Lipa nor Turner disclosed official details about the event, but multiple reports indicate the town hall ceremony was only the first of two celebrations. A second event is expected to take place over three days in Sicily, Italy, during the first weekend of June.
Lipa and Turner were introduced through mutual friends in Los Angeles in early 2024. For months, their connection remained unconfirmed, with both maintaining their individual public lives. The relationship became public in July 2024, when Lipa shared photos on social media taken during the Glastonbury Festival, effectively ending months of speculation. The posts showed them together in a relaxed setting, marking their first official appearance as a couple in a self-directed, public way.
By May 2025, there was no ambiguity left in their relationship. The two made their official red carpet debut together at the Met Gala, stepping out publicly as a couple at one of the entertainment industry's most visible annual events.
Before Turner, Lipa had been publicly linked to Anwar Hadid, Jack Harlow, and Trevor Noah, relationships that helped shape the ongoing public narrative around her personal life before her relationship with Turner became the dominant story.
The wedding closes what Billboard described as a widely followed romantic chapter that unfolded over several years. Turner is known for his role in Masters of the Air, the Apple TV+ World War II series.
