DJ Fat Tony's wedding day details unveiled as he officially ties the knot
Davina McCall, Kelly Osbourne and Claire Sweeney were among stars cheering on DJ Fat Tony and Stavros Agapiou as they got married on Saturday - with Boy George acting as Master of Ceremonies
Details of DJ Fat Tony and Stavros Agapiou's lavish wedding have been revealed now the couple have officially tied-the-knot. The couple swapped vows in front of friends, family and A List stars on Saturday.
Night club DJ Tony, whose real name is Tony Marnach, 58, and creative director Stavros, 32, held a ceremony at Limelight nightclub in London's Shaftesbury Avenue - a venue where Tony's track-spinning career began back in the 1980s. The wedding was presided over by Boy George, who served as Master of Ceremonies.
Among the star guests were Davina McCall, Kelly Osbourne, Neneh Cherry, Patsy Palmer, Claire Sweeney and David Furnish. The grooms wore custom Dior suits, and the wedding guests were ferried by taxis to a nearby hotel for a lavish reception and after party.
The couple have also posed for photographs with HELLO! magazine - to whom they gave an interview. During their marriage chat, Tony explained exactly why he picked the nightclub venue as the location for his big day.
He told the outlet: "So much went on in that building that was a big part of my life and we really wanted it to be a full circle thing. We wanted to celebrate our love with the people we love around us."
Further details are set to be shared via the magazine on 9 June. Ahead of the wedding, a number of celebrities took to social media to share their excitement about the big day. Brookside icon Claire Sweeney was one such star - taking to Instagram to share snaps of herself posing in a shimmering summer dress.
The 47-year-old soap star posed in a dress by Eliza Jane Howell Evening Wear. The gown shimmered with sequins and included a floral design, and she beamed as she posed for photos, which she shared online.
Posing with her son Jaxon, 13, whom she shares with her ex Daniel Reilly, the star wrote: "Ready for the wedding of the year @dj_fattony_ @stavrosagapiou."
Others from the worlds of fashion, music and reality shows were expected to join the ceremony. A list icon Kate Moss and former The Only Way Is Essex star Gemma Collins were tipped to be taking on roles of bridesmaid at the wedding, while other reports suggested Claire too would be in the role of a bridesmaid.
The Daily Mail claimed: "The event is said to be taking place at a church in West London, with the likes of David and Victoria Beckham and David Furnish mingling alongside Alison Hammond and Jedward, while Tony previously revealed that he wanted Boy George as his best man."
And a source told The Sun: "Tony is one of the most popular people on the London celebrity circuit and his wedding is going to be packed full of stars.
"No one had Kate, Gemma and Claire in a bridal party on their bingo cards this year, though. It's going to be incredible to see them lining up together."
They added: "Tony and Stavros have put a lot of thought into their big day, and it's going to be one to remember. As for having Kylie singing at their evening do, it's iconic." The couple also marked their wedding day with a social media post.
The professional DJ shared a slide with the words "Love Wins" written alongside the names Tony and Stavros as well as the date. He added in a caption: "Here we stand at the beginning ………. The happiest chapter of my life."
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