Vicky Pattison beams as she ties the knot with partner Ercan Ramadan in town hall wedding-Asyia Iftikhar-Entertainment – Metro

Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison marries partner Ercan Ramadan after two-year engagement (Picture: w8media/ Backgrid)

Geordie Shore legend Vicky Pattison stunned in a mini white wedding dress as she married long-term partner Ercan Ramadan.

The pair, who first started dating in 2019 and got engaged in 2022, have finally tied the knot in their first wedding ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall earlier today.

Vicky, 36, was dressed in an off-the-shoulder white mini dress and wore a delicate veil while Towie star Ercan, showed up to the special occasion in a black suit and bowtie.

Guest were spotted holding umbrellas on the rainy Saturday afternoon but that wasn’t enough to dampen any spirits as confetti was thrown over the newlywed couple.

There were around 150 guests to watch the couple say ‘I do’ to one another at the iconic London wedding venue, and this is just the start of the festivities.

Next, the happy couple will then jet off to Puglia for a second wedding ceremony that will feature in the upcoming Channel 4 series Vicky Pattison: Destination Wedding. 

Vicky and Ercan have put their all into the wedding planning (Picture: BACKGRID)

The couple spotted sharing a sweet kiss (Picture: BACKGRID)

At one point she clambered onto a decorated London bus entrance (Picture: BACKGRID)

Plenty of white confetti was thrown onto the pair (Picture: w8media)

The wedding ceremony has not been without its hiccups and various roadblocks.

‘I knew weddings were a big money business and, like I say, it’s not my first rodeo in this space, but everything’s just got more and more expensive. I was really shocked. I don’t want to be paying it off for the next 10 years, or remortgaging my house for a wedding,’ Vicky told Rock My Wedding in the lead up to the nupitals.

Just yesterday, she also took to social media to share how her health condition, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, has affected her in the lead up to the big day.

‘In the week before my wedding I didn’t want to be this person… you imagine being excited & happy, having little dickie birds pop your dress on for you… instead I’ve been depressed, anxious & self-critical filled with feminine rage, hopelessness & exhaustion. That’s what PMDD does,’ she shared in a series of candid posts.

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