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Former Love Island winner Greg O’Shea has married partner Jeanni Mulder in a romantic and intimate ceremony attended by close friends and family members.
The Irish rugby player 30, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the news with followers, posting a series of snaps from their special day.
In one sweet photo, the newlyweds shared a passionate kiss as they celebrated with their closest friends and family.
Jeanni looked elegant in a strapless white lace gown, complete with a lace-up corset back and a classic white veil to complete her bridal look.
Meanwhile, Greg looked dapper in a timeless black-and-white suit as he embraced his new wife.
Sharing several vintage-style professional shots from the wedding, Greg captioned the post: ‘Mr. & Mrs. O’Shea.. Intimate, emotional & exactly what we wanted.
‘Yesterday was the start of the rest of our lives, as we tied the knot in front of our nearest & dearest (ring emoji).’
The couple’s announcement was met with an outpouring of love and well-wishes from fans and celebrity friends.
Una Healy wrote: ‘Congratulations beautiful couple xx,’ while Love Island’s Chris Taylor said: ‘Congratulations good sir.’
Meanwhile, former Love Island star Matthew MacNabb, penned: ‘Aww class! Congrats to the both of you.’
The couple’s big day comes just over two years since they first met back in 2022.
Jeanni was encouraged to slide into Greg’s DMs after meeting a group of Irish girls while travelling in Bali.
Talking about how they got together, Greg previously explained to EVOKE: ‘The Irish girls said that they heard me on a podcast and that Jeanni should message me because we’re both quote-unquote cringy. So I’m cringy according to Irish women, and Jeanni’s cringy as well. She slid into my DMs.’
The sportsman went on to admit he initially thought he was being catfished by the blonde beauty before romance quickly blossomed for the duo.
He added: ‘I obviously thought she was catfishing me at the start. She got me on WhatsApp, then, and then FaceTimed me, and then she ended up flying to Dublin.’
Concluding his recount of their love story, Greg added: ‘Two years later, she lives with me!’
The Irish star first found fame in 2019 after being crowned the winner of the dating show alongside then partner Amber Gill, 28.
However, six years later, Greg found love with Jeanni and asked her to be his wife in a romantic New Year’s countdown.
Taking to Instagram in January this year, Greg shared the moment he popped the question to a stunned Jeanni as the clocks struck midnight.
Captioning the heartwarming video, which saw him burst into tears as Jeanni said ‘yes’, Greg penned: ‘3, 2, 1… special way to start the new year.’
The Irish rugby union player also went on to share a series of photos in which his now-wife showed off her dazzling engagement ring.
