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Jellycat of the Day | 16th June 2026

5.13.22

The couple said "I do" at London's Westminster Register Office at 8.30am this morning - with just two friends there, as witnesses. The quiet ceremony was a far cry from the couple's last attempt to walk down the aisle. In February, they planned a lavish bash at a London registry office followed by a church blessing on Valentine's Day. But they called off their big day when the media found out about the ceremony. Today they proved they could escape the spotlight and marry in peace. It's 24-year-old Gallagher's first marriage. Kensit, 29, has been married twice before - to BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE keyboard player DAN DONOVAN and SIMPLE MINDS frontman JIM KERR, with whom she has a four year-old son JAMES who was not at the wedding.

LIAM GALLAGHER has sent a damning snub to his estranged father on his special day - by disowning him on his wedding certificate. The OASIS star insisted the name of his father was left blank on the official form earlier today after he tied the knot with fiancee PATSY KENSIT at Westminster Register Office in London. The 24-year-old rocker's latest snub comes after numerous verbal altercations with his dad TOMMY, who walked out on the family when Liam and his brothers NOEL and PAUL were young. Fiery father and son almost came to blows in Ireland a year ago when Tommy gatecrashed a family get-together at swanky Dublin hotel THE WESTBURY. A family friend says, "Liam swore on that day that Tommy would never play a part in his life no matter what he did to try and make up for all the hurt he'd caused to the family. By not naming Tommy on the marriage certificate, Liam is effectively disowning his old man." Proud Patsy, however, was only too pleased to namecheck her late father JAMES on the wedding certificate. The former convict goes on the official marriage record as a businessman.

LIAM GALLAGHER cut a dapper figure as he ditched his grungy gear for the wedding of the year in London this morning. Wearing a smart designer suit and a shirt and tie, the OASIS star joined fiancee PATSY KENSIT and two pals for a secret breakfast service at Westminster Register Office. And Liam was even prepared to ditch his rock star lifestyle for the weekend - to rise early for the 8.30am ceremony. Superintendent registrar KATHARINE MASON agreed to open the register office an hour early to accommodate the celebrity couple, who had their February wedding plans wrecked when details of the ceremony were leaked to the press. Mason says, "We've opened early before on special occasions for important people." And dream-making Mason also cut out wedding hassles for the couple by arranging flowers for them. At Patsy's request, the registrar decked the Marylebone Road office with purple tulips, yellow chrysanthemums and white lupins - and Mason admits she was delighted with the way everything went. She adds, "They both looked absolutely beautiful and they succeeded in having a very dignified and peaceful wedding, which is what they told me they wanted."

According to Mason, bachelor Liam and twice-married Patsy took great interest in the wording of the short 15-minute ceremony. They arranged that in consultation with her in the weeks leading up to the secret service. The registrar adds, "They chose words most suited to their situation." The couple were joined by witnesses COLIN RADCLIFFE and F GRAHAM at the ceremony - both friends of the new Mr and Mrs Liam Gallagher. One register office source admits the friends looked like the past and future of Liam. She reveals, "One of the guys was wearing a suit and tie like Liam, while the other was - well, let's say less formally dressed." (x)

Liam and Patsy married in secrecy at 8.30 n.m. It was too early for the press photographers and definitely too early for Liam's brother, Noel, who admitted he didn't get up in time. With typically understated charm he said: "It was really too early. I wasn't there. I was in bed."

The statement from Oasis's record company, Creation Records, confirmed the marriage in succinct style. It read: "The couple are extremely happy and very pleased that they've finally been able to tie the knot without any intrusion. No honeymoon is planned." (x)

"They chose that office [Westminster register office] because it is the appropriate one of the area in which they live. They don't want a party because it will be turned into a media circus and they are too busy to go on honeymoon.

"No one knew about this until it happened because they wanted to keep it absolutely secret."

A statement from Creation read: "The couple are extremely happy and very pleased that they've finally been able to tie the knot without any intrusions."

Although Sir Paul McCartney married Linda Eastman at the same office in 1969, Creation denies that had anything to do with the choice of venue by Liam, a lifelong Beatles fan.