Victoria Beckham, 51, Sends Message After Missing Mel B's Wedding
Victoria Beckham may have missed Mel B's wedding, but she made sure that her presence was felt through a touching message.
The Spice Girls member officially said 'I do' to her longtime boyfriend and hairstylist, Rory McPhee.
The couple tied the knot at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, six years after they began dating.
On her big day, the 50-year-old bride walked down the aisle in a stunning gown by British bridal designer Josephine Scott.
The dress featured a strapless neckline and a mermaid silhouette adorned with delicate embroidered pearl details. For the reception, she changed into a creation by designer Justin Alexander.
Mel B married her hairstylist yesterday?? GENIUS. pic.twitter.com/s6oOtWavQ5
— Nicole Nichelle (@alamanecer) July 5, 2025
In addition, the nuptials were also graced by a star-studded guest list.
Besides the newlyweds' family, a few famous faces were also spotted at the ceremony. These include model and actress Cara Delevingne, Gavin Rossdale's daughter Daisy Lowe, and Canadian comedian Katherine Ryan.
In addition, Emma Bunton, fellow Spice Girls member also known as Baby Spice, is the only member from the group who attended the nuptials.
Despite missing the ceremony, Beckham, a.k.a. Posh Spice, sent her former bandmate a loving tribute as Mel B shared her first Instagram post as McPhee's wife.
'Congratulations!!!!! We hope you had an amazing day!!!! X kisses xxxxxxxxc,' she wrote.
Not only that, the mom of three also took to Instagram Story and dedicated a post to Scary Spice with the same message.
Victoria Beckham IG Story pic.twitter.com/ykNdXz99Yv
— Polly (@pollygarcia0915) July 6, 2025
Like Beckham, fellow Spice Girls member Mel C, also known as Sporty Spice, expressed her warm wishes to the newlyweds.
'So so happy for you both and beyond gutted I couldn't be there. Excited to celebrate with you really soon. Yippee,' she captioned her Instagram Story.Victoria Beckham, 51, Sends Message After Missing Mel B's Wedding first appeared on Parade on Jul 6, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 6, 2025, where it first appeared.
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