Dua Lipa Stuns in First Wedding Photos With Callum Turner in Sicily: 'Jaw Dropped' 

After one week of waiting, Dua Lipa has finally shared the first photos from her wedding to Callum Turner.

Lipa and Turner officially tied the knot on Sunday, May 31, in a private civil wedding in London. But the festivities didn’t end there. The couple hosted a three-day wedding in Palermo, Sicily, last weekend, reportedly at the Villa Valguarnera, according to Vogue.

Photos from the wedding were taken by David Sims, a British fashion photographer. Lipa shared the photos on Instagram with simply the caption, “Mr & Mrs.”

The first photo shows Turner and Lipa sharing a sweet moment beneath her veil, while another shows the couple opening a bottle of champagne with friends. The post gained over eight million likes within the first five hours, with fans and friends flocking to the comment section to share their congratulations.

“JAW DROPPED,” Dalia Shawky commented. “Congratulations beautiful! Happy hearts forever!”

Elton John, who, according to Vanity Fair, sang his hit song “Your Love” at the ceremony, also commented.

“Congratulations, an honour to have been there to celebrate your love,” the artist wrote.

Since the photos dropped, fans have been obsessed with Lipa’s dresses for the three-day wedding weekend. On the first night, the couple had welcome drinks with their friends, where Lipa wore a white leather dress made by Bottega Veneta. At brunch on Sunday, she wore a custom Chloé dress, and for her actual wedding, she wore Chanel’s first ever haute couture wedding dress designed by Matthieu Blazy.

“The dress featured an intricate low back and fell into a sweeping, feather-dappled train,” Vogue wrote. “Lipa also wore a feather-detailed headpiece and a long embroidered veil.”

Lipa’s dress was entirely hand-embroidered with 480,000 beads, Vogue said. The l’oeil jewels required 1,155 hours of needlework by Lesage, and the dress featured 25,000 feathers by Lemarié.

“Your dress is just everything,” one fan commented on Instagram.