Charli XCX and George Daniel exchanged vows again in Italy on Saturday, holding a second wedding ceremony at Tonnara Di Scopello in the village of Scopello, Sicily, according to multiple reports.
Just Jared and Page Six cited sources saying the couple walked down the aisle to Enrique Iglesias’ 2001 hit “Hero.” Photographs published by Page Six showed the singer wearing a white lace mini dress while Daniel, the drummer for The 1975, dressed in head-to-toe black as the pair joined friends for pre-ceremony drinks.
An insider quoted by The Sun told the outlet the event was being referred to as the couple’s "rave cave," and said the pair had "spared no expense" for an intimate resort celebration that would continue into the night. Page Six reported that guests included actor and television personality Denise Welch and singer Troye Sivan; neither publication said whether the full guest list was limited or expansive.
Representatives for Charli XCX and Daniel did not immediately respond to requests for comment from Page Six. Earlier this summer the pair legally wed in London in an intimate ceremony on July 19. That gathering, which Page Six reported included roughly 20 guests, featured an off-the-shoulder satin gown and a traditional veil worn by the singer and was followed by photographs outside Hackney Town Hall shared on social platforms.
The London ceremony reportedly included members of The 1975 with the exception of frontman Matty Healy. Page Six quoted a source saying Healy had flown from stag celebrations in Ibiza but was absent due to commitments involving his fiancée. The pair first became publicly linked in 2022 after being seen together in New York ahead of Charli XCX’s first appearance on Saturday Night Live; earlier images published by Page Six showed the couple together on a boat off the Amalfi Coast that June.
Reports of the Sicily ceremony follow months of public appearances and social-media sightings that documented the couple’s relationship and their July civil wedding. Outlets covering the events relied on on-the-ground photographers and unnamed insiders for details about attire, music selections and guest attendance. Page Six and Just Jared were the first to report specifics of the Scopello ceremony.
Neither Charli XCX nor Daniel has issued a public statement since the Sicily ceremony was reported.