Victoria Beckham tries on outfits for 21st anniversary celebrations with David – and asks fans for help choosing
VICTORIA Beckham today revealed that she was getting excited for her and David’s 21st wedding anniversary by trying on outfits.
The fashion designer, 46, also asked fans for help in choosing the perfect look for a date with her husband, 45, to celebrate their milestone at the weekend.
Dressed in a stylish cream suit from her VB collection, she wrote next to the snap: “It’s me and @davidbeckham’s 21st wedding anniversary this weekend so I’m getting ready for date night! What do you think I should wear? x vb”
The couple got married on July 4, 1999.
Victoria and David said “I do” at what has become one of the most famous celebrity weddings of all time.
Their nuptials took a total 14 months of preparations with the help of wedding planner Peregrine Armstrong-Jones and reportedly set the couple back an eye-watering £500,000.
Now, over two decades after Posh and Becks sealed the deal, Fabulous Digital takes a look back at their extraordinarily lavish big day, from the Spice Girls guest list to the Robin Hood theme.
The duo began dating back in 1997 after they were introduced at a charity football match in Manchester, and less than a year later announced their engagement.
David popped the question on January 24 1998, and posed for an iconic photograph following a press call.
Victoria flashed her new rock – a marquise-cut diamond on a yellow gold band, thought to have cost an estimated £66,825.
David has since gone on to present his wife with a further 13 engagement rings throughout their marriage as a token of his love.
According to OK!, whom the Beckhams exclusively sold their wedding photos taken by Brian Aris to, the theme of the couple’s wedding was inspired by Robin Hood, achieved with hues of green, burgundy and dark purple.
The theatrical scene was set at Ireland’s Luttrellstown Castle which was previously a weekend escape for Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.
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The castle is located in Clonsilla on the outskirts of Dublin and stretches over 560 acres.
As one of the most extravagant celebrity weddings in history, the bride’s dress had to be something special – and that it was.
Victoria arrived five minutes late to the ceremony at the Folly chapel of the castle wearing a custom-made structured ivory gown by Vera Wang accompanied by flower girls dressed as angels.
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