The 56-year-old PM and his 33-year-old bride were only allowed to invite 30 guests thanks to Covid regulations, having opted - unlike thousands of other couples across the UK - not to put their nuptials back. Number 10 only confirmed in a brief statement this morning that the ceremony had taken place. Insiders claim the wedding, which was held at Westminster Cathedral, less than two miles from Downing Street, was the culmination of a six-month 'cloak and dagger' operation.Įven senior members of staff in Mr Johnson's office were in the dark about his plan to tie the knot in a bid to keep the wedding under wraps, the Mirror reports. He has become the first Prime Minister in nearly two centuries to marry while in office. The Prime Minister can be seen wearing a dark suit and blue tie with his arms around the waist of his blushing bride who wore a long white dress and floral headpiece. A photo of Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds' secret wedding has been released as Downing Street confirmed the marriage.
