Start popping the champagne! Ciara and her NFL big name fiancé, Russell Wilson, married in a romantic ceremony in England on Wednesday, July 6, Us Weekly can verify.
The pair, who got engaged in March 2016, tied the knot in entrance of greater than 100 family and friends, a source tells Us, and the stunning bride was once attended through six bridesmaids, including superstar pals La La Anthony, Kelly Rowland and Serena Williams.
The singer, 30, and the Seattle Seahawks quarterback, 27, celebrated their nuptials with a pre-wedding dinner in England on Tuesday, July 5, where Ciara wore a stunning white floor-length halterneck gown and the groom was once dressed in black.
Wilson proposed to his girlfriend of virtually a year with a huge 16-carat diamond engagement ring while they have been on holiday in the Seychelles in March.
“She said Yes!!!” the Super Bowl champ captioned a candy video on the time. “Since Day 1 I knew you had been the only. No Greater feeling… #TrueLove @Ciara.”
The “Love Sex Magic” singer — who shares a 2-year-old son, Future Jr. along with her ex-fiancé, rapper Future — and Wilson, a devout Christian, chose to remain celibate all through their courtship.
The football megastar defined last July how he presented the speculation of abstinence to his female friend.
“I asked her, ‘What would you do if we took all that different stuff off the table and did it Jesus’ manner, no sex?'” Wilson stated throughout an interview at The Rock Church in San Diego. “I knew God had brought me into her life to bless her and for her to bless me and to bless so many other people with the affect that she has and I've. We’re no longer going to be easiest, in any way.”
She admitted in an interview with Cosmopolitan in February that it hasn’t been easy to stick with that vow of celibacy.
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“We’re hanging in there. I’m now not gonna lie,” Ciara said. “I’m human, so it is not easy, particularly after I have a look at him and I feel he's the most gorgeous factor I’ve ever observed — that I’ve ever laid my eyes on, to be fair. I’m like, ‘Look the opposite direction!'”
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