British tennis player Laura Robson has shared a series of personal photographs offering a glimpse into the wedding of fellow tennis stars Katie Boulter and Alex De Minaur. The couple exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony held in a Leicestershire village, close to where Boulter grew up and her parents still reside.
The nuptials took place on July 22, 2026, coinciding with the Wimbledon men's singles final. Boulter, who was a bridesmaid alongside Robson, stunned in a long white gown with her hair styled up. De Minaur, the world number five and top-ranked Australian, wore a black suit with a white shirt and bow tie. The couple arrived at the church together in a black Porsche, with Boulter leading the way before her groom.
Robson shared the photos on Instagram, including selfies with Boulter and fellow bridesmaid Jodie Burrage. The images captured moments of joy, including the couple at the altar and scenes from the ceremony in the picturesque Leicestershire setting.
The wedding was a closely guarded affair, with local residents who were aware of the event reportedly sworn to secrecy. Some villagers gathered near the churchyard, hoping to catch a glimpse of the tennis power couple. The ceremony was held in a Grade II-listed church in Old Woodhouse.
Boulter, who has been Britain's number one female player for much of the last five years and is currently ranked number two, and De Minaur have been partners for six years. They announced their engagement in 2024. Between them, the couple has amassed over $30 million in career prize money and won 15 singles titles on the ATP and WTA Tours, establishing themselves as one of international tennis's most prominent couples.