Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie celebrated their wedding in quarantine. with generous party in Cotswolds.
The couple got married in secret in May 2021 in a small ceremonies at Westminster Cathedral, but due to COVID-19 restrictions, no more More than 30 guests were able to attend.
Now they’ve held a much grander party at Daylesford House – Grade I listed home of Conservative donor and JCB chairman Lord Bamford.
Loyalists to prime minister Jacob Rees-Mogg and Nadine Dorries attended the event together with Mr Johnson’s father Stanley and sister Rachel.
Australian actress and singer Holly Vallance. also seen arriving on the 18th century estate, along with Tory peer Lord Goldsmith and MP John Whittingdale.
Neither Liz Truss nor Rishi Sunak attended the event. event, instead Existence out on in campaign trail to replace mr johnson in Number 10.
But asked if it was appropriate for the prime minister will big as well as costly party in middle of a cost of crisis, Foreign Minister Ms Truss defended him, telling reporters: “I think he has the right enjoy his wedding day and I wish in best him, Carrie and everyone else family.”
celebration was held in big tent on grounds in Gloucestershire, with hay bales and benches arranged outside for guests to relax ontogether with barrels and small tables for food and drinks.
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The tent where the wedding of Boris and Carrie Johnson took place. celebration
Originally a wedding party was going to take place in prime minister grace and mercy home checkers but the venue changed after being ejected from Downing Street, although he remains as a caretaker while there is a struggle for leadership place.
Carrie Johnson is prime minister third wife and couple have two children together.
