Matt and Alexis' Wedding

Matt and Alexis looking ravishing seconds after tying the knot.

Matt and Alexis on Kew green

The bride and groom with the bridesmaids and page boy.

Matt with some of his family

Alexis and some of her family

Matt and Alexis on the back of a vintage Routemaster bus which was used to transport all the guest from Kew to the reception in Soho.

Matt's Mum and Dad with Akira and Junji

Traditional cheesy self service shot of Mr and Mrs Ports

Alexis and her daughter Tracy

The fantastic wedding cake made up of loads of tiny cakes

Matt and Alexis have their first dance as a married couple

Ali cuts a rug on the dance floor

Alexis opens the card from Lucy

Alexis and Ali

Matt and his Best Man.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Congrats Matt and Alexis. Wow!!
Sue,Kev and Jonny. xx
Tue Aug 19, 07:36:00 pm BST
Johnny Hoover said…
Great to see Matt so happy. Best wishes to Matt and Alexis, may they have many happy years together.

Top news. Give em my love.

Knott and Heather x x x
Mon Nov 03, 10:16:00 pm GMT
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