Laura Robson has given fans another peek into the wedding of Alex De Minaur and Katie Boulter.
The British tennis star was one of Boulter’s bridesmaids as the pair tied the knot at an ‘intimate family’ ceremony.
The couple got married on the day of the Wimbledon final in a Leicestershire village near where Katie grew up and her parents still live.
According to reports by this publication, locals who had heard about the nuptials were sworn to secrecy, though a few hovered around the church hoping to catch a glimpse of the pair.
Locals had also been banned from taking any photos around the wedding.
While locals may have had some photos for their private collection of the pair tying the knot, it seems any public posting of photo ban that may have been in place, has now been lifted.
Laura Robson shared photos from Katie Boulter and Alex De Minaur’s wedding
Robson was a bridesmaid along with fellow British tennis player Jodie Burrage (second from left)
Robson stunned in a green floor length dress
Robson shared a set of photos on Instagram taking followers behind the curtain, there were selfies with Boulter as well as fellow bridesmaid and British tennis player Jodie Burrage.
The wedding took place before a small congregation of family members at the same time as the Men’s final at Wimbledon between reigning champion Italian Jannik Sinner and German Alexander Zverev.
Katie dazzled in a long white gown with her blonde hair swept up as she tied the knot with her partner of six years, Alex, 27, who is the world number five as well as the top-ranked Australian.
She arrived at the church with her husband-to-be – who was smartly dressed in a black suit, white shirt and bow tie – in the front seat of a black Porsche Carrera that he had been driving.
The couple, stepping out untraditionally together before getting hitched, smiled as they walked, bride first and groom behind, before a few well-wishers.
Pictures from the ceremony showed the couple in the stunning Leicester location
The day was bright sunshine for the day
The day was full of celebration and joy for everyone involved
The newlyweds are set to become one of international tennis’s most prominent sporting couples.
Katie has been Britain’s number one female player for much of the past five years and now stands at number two.
Between them, the pair have earned more than $30million (£22.5million) in career prize money and won an impressive 15 singles titles across the ATP and WTA Tours.
The couple, who announced their engagement in 2024, married in a beautiful Grade II-listed church in Old Woodhouse, Leicestershire, near the village of Woodhouse Eaves where Katie grew up.
A local resident, who knows Katie’s parents, said: ‘Some people in the village knew the wedding was happening but were sworn to secrecy.
‘It’s not often two top tennis players get married in your local church, but out of respect for the family we kept it quiet.’
The woman added: ‘But a few of us wandered along and stayed in the churchyard where a new wild meadow area has recently been planted.
‘We just wanted to see the bride who we’ve watched growing up in the neighbourhood and we are so proud of her career and achievements.’
