West Ham stars keep the Europa Conference League party going as they celebrate star’s wedding to stunning Wag
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WEST HAM continued to celebrate their Europa Conference League triumph at the wedding of team-mate Pablo Fornals.
The Hammers ended a 43-year wait for a major trophy on Wednesday evening as they beat Fiorentina 2-1 to clinch the trophy in Prague.
On Thursday, the players then embarked on an open-top bus parade around the streets of East London.
And on Friday, the party continued for a third straight evening as Fornals and partner Tania Lara tied the knot.
Tania wore a stunning white dress for her special day, while Fornals scrubbed up impressively in a blue suit.
The pair then proceeded to sit down in a stunning courtyard as they took in the memorable occasion with friends and family.
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And several of his West Ham colleagues were in attendance at the ceremony.
Angelo Ogbonna took a snap sat alongside Aaron Cresswell and Mark Noble at the wedding.
After the wedding, drum beaters dressed in colourful blinking lights provided the music for the guests to dance to.
Before the big day, Fornals took to Instagram to post a short message.
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It read: "Best week of my life for sure. No worries my love, I'll be there."
And after West Ham's win over Fiorentina, sporting director Noble referenced Fornals' wedding.
He said: "We've got Pablo Fornals' wedding on Friday so there's not going to be much sleep in the next two days!"
The West Ham squad were pictured soaking in their triumphant victory immediately after full-time in Prague.
Declan Rice plucked a young fan from the crowd and danced with him in front of the travelling support.
Manager David Moyes even showed off his own dance moves both on the pitch and in the dressing room.
The team then returned to their hotel and sang a song about Jarrod Bowen and his partner, Love Island star Dani Dyer.
It is West Ham's first major trophy since Trevor Brooking led them to FA Cup glory way back in 1980.
