Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas get married for second time in star-studded ceremony in South of France
SOPHIE Turner and Joe Jonas have got married for a second time – in a star-studded ceremony in the South of France.
The Games of Thrones star, 23, and singer said "I do" yesterday at the stunning Château du Martinet before partying the night away in a huge marquee set up in the grounds.
Sophie was joined for the big day by her co-star and best friend Maisie Williams, who helped her get ready.
A source said: “Sophie was drinking champagne with her girlfriends and brunch was also delivered. Joe had a few shots with his groomsmen to ease the nerves.”
They claim she wore a long lace dress with sleeves and her hair was down, while she wore a veil.
"Joe and Sophie both teared up while reading their vows. Everyone stood and cheered and they had huge smiles as they left as a couple. It was an emotional ceremony," they added.
It’s thought The Jonas Brothers may have performed at the ceremony as a keyboard and music stands were set up in the marquee.
The nuptials were attended by Nick Jonas and his wife Priyanka, as well as her mum Madhu.
The pair first tied the knot in a surprise ceremony in Las Vegas last month - just hours after the Billboard Music Awards.
They later revealed they would throw a lavish bash so that all of their friends can attend.
The couple announced their newlywed status when Diplo took to social media to share clips of the ceremony, including the bride walking down the aisle in a white gown and veil, and country duo Dan + Shay performing their song Speechless.
In the clip, Sophie said: "I thee wed.... and I love you... and I thank God He gave me you."
She and Joe also turned to one another and repeated: "I promise you, I will never leave you. I will love and trust you all the days of my life."
However, despite capturing everything on camera, Sophie and Joe didn't ask Diplo to film.
She explained: "We didn't choose him to be our wedding photographer.
"He just kind of decided to live stream it."
The wedding was officiated by Elvis Presley impersonator Jesse Grice but he had no idea his clients were celebrities until six minutes before the ceremony started.
He said recently: "It was a total surprise. I recognised his name but without being a huge fan it wasn't nerve-wracking. We didn't get starstruck or anything like that. They were nice cool guys and real down-to-earth. They were into each other so much. I'm a Vegas man, so I give them 75-25 odds. That's good!"
Got a story? email digishowbiz@the-sun.co.uk or call us direct on 02077824220.
We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.