Millie Mackintosh got to relive her wedding day to husband Hugo Taylor all over again, as the pair returned to the spot where it all happened.
The happy couple relived their happy day on Wednesday as they returned to the country estate in Whithurst Park where they said ‘I do’.
The TOWIE star, 29, and her beau, 32, looked smitten as they posed in front of the archway that they said their vows under and kissed while holding hands.
Sweet: Millie Mackintosh and Hugo Taylor relived their wedding day as they returned to the country estate it took place in on Monday
Millie looked glamorous in a chic dress which had a clashing blue and leopard-skin print, which she teamed up with a pair of heeled boots.
Hugo, meanwhile, put on a dapper display in his casual ensemble which saw him don a knitted jumper over a pair of black jeans and matching trainers.
The pair also posed for a sweet selfie, and in the caption Millie wished everyone the best during the festive season, as she wrote: ‘Wishing everyone a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and Happy New Year! I hope all your wishes come true in 2019
‘I am logging off for a week to enjoy family time without the urge to scroll! Lots of love xxxx’
Big day: Millie wed Hugo at his uncle’s country estate over the summer, and the couple opted for a religious blessing as they had married formally at Chelsea’s Old Town Hall three days prior
Millie wed Hugo at his uncle’s country estate over the summer, and the couple opted for a religious blessing as they had married formally at Chelsea’s Old Town Hall in London three days prior to the celebration.
The couple favoured a ‘rock n roll’ themed nuptials, which saw their tables named after nightclubs – an ode to their wild younger years on the London party circuit – and guests served a fried chicken breakfast, as Hugo gushed about his ‘angel’ bride in his wedding speech.
Millie and Hugo dated in 2011 while on Made In Chelsea, but split up when it emerged he had cheated on Millie with her friend Rosie Fortescue, who attended the wedding alongside a bevy of their other co-stars.
Turbulent romance: Millie and Hugo dated in 2011 while on Made In Chelsea, but split up when it emerged he had cheated on Millie
They reunited in the second half of 2016 and Taylor proposed during a holiday in Mykonos, Greece, in July last year. She was previously married to musician Professor Green, real name Stephen Manderson, in September 2013.
The couple announced their split in February 2016 after two-and-a-half years of marriage and finalised their divorce in May 2016 – the same week that Millie went public with Hugo during a trip to Monaco.
Guests in attendance at her wedding to Hugo including Spencer Matthews, who acted as Hugo’s best man and attended with his wife Vogue – their first wedding after tying the knot themselves.
Back together: They reunited in the second half of 2016 and Taylor proposed during a holiday in Mykonos, Greece, in July last year
Meanwhile, Millie’s ex Professor Green took to Instagram to share an emotional message to those struggling to get through the festive season.
Posting three selfies in which he put on an animated display, he wrote: ‘It’s Christmas Eve, my great grandmother passed on Dec 18th when I was 13 and I’ve hated Christmas ever since.
‘I’m currently home alone with a stomach bug. If you’re feeling lonely you ain’t the only one, but it’s only a couple of days so on the off chance they’re hard for you too, take the opportunity to have a look into the sadness, let it up and out.
‘If you’re going through it, keep going, it’s the only way to get through anything, otherwise you end up stuck in it. And don’t worry about the silly faces I’m pulling, inside I’m smiling. Just wanted to make you lot laugh and think about what it all really is x’
Moving: Meanwhile, Millie’s ex Professor Green took to Instagram to share an emotional message to those struggling to get through the festive season
In his second post, he added: ‘It’s sold to us as this joyous time of year, which to me just reminds me of all the financial stresses in my household growing up – it became more about what I didn’t have than what I did.
‘Don’t feel like you have to enjoy it, if you too find it hard, just know that many, many more do too. Feel free to have a chin wag in the comments about why. I’m hanging about here for a bit as I’m stuck in bed hating it too.’
Before he shared a third picture, with the caption: ‘And don’t get me started on the fact that what little family I do have is fractured and there’s no one place where everyone who is still around is, because that’s what families are like, mad.
‘It’s only Christmas. Just think, if you weren’t told repeatedly from every angle that it’s Christmas and it’s time to have fun it would just be another day that you probably wouldn’t struggle with.
Advice: Posting three selfies in which he put on an animated display, he wrote: ‘Don’t feel like you have to enjoy it, if you too find it hard, just know that many, many more do too’
‘The only way I get through it is linking up with my pals who through the weird and wonderful ways the planet works have somehow all found each other and will be making tomorrow that little bit less miserable for each other.
‘Bare love, not Christmas love, all year round love, remember, everyone’s life looks great through the gram, don’t get sucked in, focus on you and yours and remind yourself not to apply social norms to this day or any other, you can feel however you feel, as long as you’re honest about it’
The rapper has been outspoken about wanting to raise awareness about male mental health issues and has previously spoken about how his own father, Peter, sadly committed suicide.
In November he released a new single called Photographs, and in a video about the song he reflected on his pain over not having enough images of his father.
Offering a helping hand: He added, ‘Feel free to have a chin wag in the comments about why. I’m hanging about here for a bit as I’m stuck in bed hating it too’
Breaking down, he said: ‘Photographs conjure up so many different emotions. The ones I miss the most are the ones I never took.
‘They are for me in many ways the memories I don’t have – especially the ones from my childhood. I wish I had more.
‘I was having a conversation about photographs and how there are large parts of my life where there are no photographs.
‘We live in an age now where we take way too many pictures. That was really when I started to incubate the idea for the single, Photographs.’
Opening up once again, Professor Green revealed that the last words he said to his dad, Peter, before he died were ‘I hate you’.
Tribute: In November he released a single called Photographs, and in a video about the song he reflected on his pain over not having enough images of his dad who committed suicide
Troubled: His father took his own life in 2008 when Stephen was aged just 24 and he explained that the grief has never left him
Sharing his story, he said back in 2015 that the grieving process is still one he is trying to get a handle on as he hosted a mini-documentary as part of the BBC’s Lifeline series.
Speaking candidly, the Hackney born star said of his father: ‘He was always the parent I favoured but as a child it was complicated.
‘He was always in and out of my life; at 18 we stopped talking and after five years I decided to reach out to try and arrange a meeting.’
Talking about the last time he saw his dad added: ‘Unfortunately we ended up arguing and the last words I said to him were “I hate you”. The terrible thing is I never got to see him again because a few months later he killed himself.’
Bond: Stephen said in the video that we take too many photos these days so it’s sad there are times where we might not have enough
Emotional: Looking back at the photographs that exist of Stephen and his dad, it’s clear there was a lot of love there and his father would have known he loved him
Scarred by their last conversation, Manderson, also told how as of yet he still has not gotten over the grieving process as he struggles to deal with such a great loss to his family structure.
He continued: ‘The moment I found out my dad had taken his own life is still as clear today as it was the moment it happened. I kept wondering why no one had seen it coming.
‘I still find it quite difficult to articulate how I felt… the weird thing about grieving is it never stops.’
Old wounds: Professor Green previously has revealed that the last words he said to his dad, Peter, before he died were ‘I hate you’ as he had felt let down by him at the time
As well as his musical achievements, Professor Green has presented six critically acclaimed documentaries for the BBC and Channel 4.
He has also published his autobiography Lucky, continuing his ongoing work as Patron of anti-suicide charity CALM.
Most recently, becoming a regular columnist for newly launched men’s title, The Book of Man.
It’s a support network for men, for which he writes about mental health issues and masculinity.
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Honest: Stephen took his fans on a very personal journey as he discusses what he’s been going through, and he regularly writes about mental health issues and masculinity
