Inside Jaime Winstone’s secret Italian wedding including sound healer and star-studded guest list
ACTRESS Jaime Winstone, the daughter of hardman actor Ray, has married her long-term DJ boyfriend James Suckling at a huge wedding ceremony in Sicily.
More than 250 guests including presenters Nick Grimshaw and Miquita Oliver, actors Sheridan Smith and Jason Connery and boxer Dave Ryan witnessed the couple’s nuptials at a rustic ceremony.
Sexy Beast actor Ray, wearing a light coloured short sleeve shirt teamed with shades, sipped a beer as he watched on proudly in an ancient fishing village where Ocean’s Twelve was filmed.
Revellers began to gather around five days ago to enjoy separate stag and hen nights on the Mediterranean island off Italy before enjoying the main bash on Sunday.
It saw around 12 bridesmaids wearing matching frocks dance with others to Together As One while yellow, green, pink and purple flares were set off in the background.
DJ ‘Itchy Rich’ Normile spun the tunes while the newlyweds even had one of their friends, a shamanic sound healer, bless them ahead of the ceremony.
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Diners were seen tucking into organic Sicilian food knocked back with wine, on rows of long banqueting tables bedecked with flowers and stone place names.
Those invited danced away until the small hours with many staying overnight at the venue.
Masked Singer star and actress Jaime, 38, who has been starring in 2:22: A Ghost Story in London’s West End, has been dating James since 2015.
They got engaged to one another at Glastonbury last year and share one son, Raymond, who was born in 2016.
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They enjoyed their first dance together as guests watched on and Jaime showed off some of her individual dance moves.
She even posed for a picture flashing her white lace and pearl garter while James held her leg up for all to see.
Miquita Oliver also shared a picture taken by her friend Jack Guinness as she tucked into some wedding cake.
It was held at La Tonnara di Scopello - a tuna fishery from the 13th century until its closure in 1984 located in Sicily’s northwest corner, in a small private bay not far from the city of Palermo.
It is one of Sicily’s most dramatic, striking and varied stretches of coastline and boasts fluorescent blue waters and dramatic rock formations capped by a medieval tower.