Jemima Goldsmith has shared the first photographs from her wedding to financier Cameron O'Reilly, including images of her stunning Oscar De La Renta wedding dress.
Several days after her family broke the news on social media, the 52-year-old film producer took to her personal Instagram account to unveil a first look at her special day.
© InstagramShe penned: "Thank you to everyone who made this day so very special & happy for both of us @swasha @taraoreilly @tyrianwhite for being my beautiful bridesmaids, along with Edie, Eliza, and pages Bluey & Arthur.
"My beloved sons, Sulaiman and @kasimkhanmifu for walking me up the aisle. Best men Elliot & Oscar O Reilly Ushers- Frankie, Isaac, James, Gav & Tony. @marthaward for (literally) dressing me & together with @miss.kate.rothschild & @annabelrivkin for being my peerless A team."
Jemima also thanked her event planner, florist, hair and makeup team and caterers, as well as crediting her striking dress to Oscar De La Renta.
Famous guest Nigella Lawson commented on the post, thanking her good friend for inviting her to celebrate. "The best day; the best weekend. All love to you both," the celebrity chef penned.
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Inside Jemima Goldsmith's wedding day
The stunning photographs show the award-winning producer posing with her new Irish-Australian businessman, 62, and gazing lovingly into each other's eyes.
The happy couple, who are understood to have met through their work in film and documentaries, are surrounded by their family members, including her sons Sulaiman and Kasim, whom she shares with her first husband, former Pakistan cricket captain and prime minister Imran Khan.
A particularly touching photograph revealed that her two grown-up sons had walked her down the aisle of the church.
© Getty ImagesJemima's designer dress is the star of the show; featuring a strapless neckline and sheer illusion, tiered skirt, the bridal look was incredibly modern and fashion-forward.
The design created a Carrie Bradshaw moment thanks to its ankle-grazing hemline, which offered a peek at her incredible heart-shaped white heels.
The veil, too, added a fashionable flair thanks to its crystal-embellished design, while a floral belt cinched the dramatic A-line skirt in at the waist. Jemima was also pictured cutting into an incredible six-tier wedding cake laden with fruit.
Jemima's new chapter with Australian businessman Cameron
News of Cameron and Jemima's engagement first surfaced in May. The Australian businessman, who has four children of his own, is the son of the late Sir Anthony O'Reilly, the former Irish international rugby player turned media mogul.
© WireImageThe Oxford-educated entrepreneur began his career in his father’s newspaper businesses before moving into private equity, heading up Swiss metering company Landis+Gyr, which was acquired by Toshiba in a $2.3 billion deal in 2011.
Jemima has remained tight-lipped about their romance and the couple is understood to have been together for around a year and a half. The star's divorce from her first husband Imran Khan, with whom she remains on good terms, was finalised in 2004.
The filmmaker and her two sons have been tirelessly campaigning for Khan's release from prison in Pakistan.
Khan was arrested in 2023 and sentenced to three years in jail on corruption charges. He has staunchly maintained that the legal cases filed against him are politically motivated.
© AFP via Getty ImagesAn insight into Jemima's life
Jemima previously spoke exclusively to HELLO! in 2023 about what she’s most proud of in life – and her family came first.
"Well on a personal level, it's always going to be my kids because I'm really proud of the people they've become," she told us. "They've got a strong sister who's a really excellent feminist influence on them."
She also reflected on her career, particularly through screenwriting after years spent producing television and films.
© Getty ImagesJemima told us: "But professionally, I think one is always proud of something that's very hard to do. For me, I've produced lots of television and film, something like 30 hours of television for the US and the UK in the last few years.
"But writing a film is a whole other level of challenge so I do feel proud that we've got to this stage regardless of the outcome."
