Nick Knowles' new wife Katie shares new photos from wedding and has already changed her name on Instagram
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NICK Knowles' new wife Katie has shared some new photos from this wedding - and she's already changed her name on Instagram.
Nick, 62, and Katie, 34, said 'I do' in the same venue where Rylan Clark married ex-husband Dan Neal in 2015.
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Nick Knowles' new wife Katie has shared some new photos from this wedding - and she's already changed her name on Instagram
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Katie has changed her surname to 'Knowles' on social media
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The couple shared a kiss while cutting their cake
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Katie shared these stunning black and white snaps
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The DIY SOS star and the mum-of-two were all smiles as they posed outside the country house, with the bride showing off her chic style in a stunning blue and white gown.
And they've given fans a glimpse into their big day and were seen enjoying their first slow dance together after exchanging vows at Braxted Park in Essex.
Now, Katie, who has already changed her surname to Knowles on social media, has shared a string of stunning photos from inside their big day.
She penned to her 90,000 followers: 'When you marry your soulmate.'
Katie shared photos of her and Nick hugging on the dance floor, as well as some beautiful black and white images of them cutting their three-tiered wedding cake.
She also posted sweet polaroid snaps with family and friends, and a fun photo of her and Nick posed in playful costumes against a floral backdrop.
Fans flooded the comments with messages of congratulations.
One person wrote: 'Congratulations to you both Katie and Nick I'm happy for you both,' and a second added: 'Gorgeous .. wishing you all happiness in the world.'
A third said: 'Looks like you had the perfect day even though the buried sausage didn't work,' referring to the rainy weather.
Nick Knowles and wife Katie Dadzie show off their dance moves on wedding night
Fans also loved watching clips of the couple's first dance.
DIY SOS presenter Nick was decked out in his pink jacket while lingerie boss Katie sported her elegant blue floral gown as they swayed and gazed lovingly into each other's eyes.
Even the joker Nick couldn't resist having a laugh and busted out some twerking at the end while Katie jokingly shook her head.
Katie then did an outfit change and slipped into a white mini dress with match trainers and a glittery hat.
Nick clearly liked what he saw, removing his jacket and spinning it around over his head.
And despite having to pull out of Strictly Come Dancing due to injury last year, Nick proved he's still got the moves as he spun his wife around the floor.
Later the pair let their hair down further by downing shots with their pals.
There was also lots of entertainment for guests, with a carnival dancer taking to the stage at one point.
Later, a band performed songs for the merry crowd.
Nick and Katie spared no expense on the big day, which is rumoured to have cost six figures.
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Katie posted sweet snaps with family and friends
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The couple enjoying their first dance
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Katie showed off her outfit change
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