2FM presenter Laura Fox has married her partner Brian Moran in a small ceremony in Dublin ahead of a bigger wedding in Italy this summer
Laura Fox on her wedding day(Image: Instagram)
Laura Fox exchanged vows with her partner Brian Moran today in a stunning Dublin ceremony.
The 2FM presenter said ‘I do’ at Dublin City Hall ahead of a larger celebration in Italy this summer.
Taking to Instagram, Laura shared a video from her special day as she wore a chic and fun short wedding dress for the ceremony.
She complemented the dress with a white bow in her hair and some white heels.
She had an unusual start to her big day, as she enjoyed a personal training session rounded off with a pornstar martini, reports RSVP Live.
She maintained the bridal theme with a white two-piece gym set and a clip-in veil for the gym session. Sharing a snap on Instagram, she wrote: “We did a small group session, and then @coach_ciano_ brought us in surprise pornstar martinis.”
Laura Fox on her wedding day(Image: Instagram)
Earlier this year, she revealed details about her wedding plans, which include some of her 2FM colleagues.
“We’ve to get legally married here in Ireland beforehand, but when we go to Italy, I just need someone to say some words and do the vows,” said Laura. “So instead of getting some random person I don’t know, I was like Tracy fits the bill. She’s able to control a room, she’s well able for that and I know that she’ll be a bit of fun.”
Rather than jetting off for a honeymoon, Laura and Brian will be enjoying a holiday with their loved ones following the wedding. “Me and Brian have been really clear on that,” the broadcaster told the RTE Guide. “We don’t want any alone time, we can do that in the future. I want us all to travel down the coast together. As everyone gets older, it’s harder to get that time with people, so I want to relish that.”
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