Florence Pugh joined family and friends in Spain to celebrate her brother Toby Sebastian’s wedding, posting images and short clips from the ceremony and reception and writing “They got hitched!” on her Instagram Stories. The actress remained at the festivities until the early hours, with the groom later saying there were “not many people in the world I would stay up partying until 4am for.”
The couple exchanged vows in a weekend-long celebration in Andalucía that continued late into the night. The bride, Scarlet Alexandra, wore a backless ivory gown with pearl embellishments and a long veil. The groom, Toby Sebastian, wore a navy suit and pink tie. Guests toasted the newlyweds after the ceremony and the couple later shared a first dance beneath a canopy of fairy lights and glittering disco balls before the celebration moved onto the dance floor.
Florence posted images of family moments from the day, including a photograph of their younger sister fanning the groom in the Mediterranean heat. She also posted a pre-ceremony snap of her brother. Toby Sebastian posted clips of the family on the dance floor and a message praising his new wife and the weekend of festivities.
The gathering included close family members. Their mother, former dance teacher Deborah Mackin, attended in a white suit and blue scarf. Their father, restaurateur Clinton Pugh, who helped raise the siblings in Oxford, was also present, as were other family members.
Toby Sebastian is known for his acting role in the HBO series Game of Thrones and also pursues a music career. He has released studio albums and singles and performs as a singer-songwriter. Recent postings from his mailing list promoted private songwriting sessions, offering 90-minute classes and multi-session packages that the listings described as opportunities to “dive deep into the art of writing.”
Members of the Pugh family have been public about other matters tied to their lives in Oxford. Their father previously said he had sold one of his cafes after disputes over local traffic measures, saying closures and reduced parking affected business takings.
The wedding was described by those sharing photographs and messages as a joyful, multi-day celebration, with family and friends joining the couple for toasts, dancing and late-night festivities that extended into the early morning hours.