Ed Sheeran and Beckham attend Elton’s wedding

OHMYGOSSIP — David Beckham and Ed Sheeran were among the celebrity guests who attended Sir Elton John’s wedding to his long-term partner David Furnish yesterday (21.12.14).

The 67-year-old singer officially wed his partner of over 20 years at their Windsor estate in south east England, and invited a flurry of stars to celebrate their big day.

Former footballer David was joined by his wife Victoria Beckham and their four children, Brooklyn, 15, Romeo, 12, Cruz, nine, and Harper, three, at the bash to celebrate the nuptials of their close friends, who are godparents to their two eldest children.

‘Thinking Out Loud’ hitmaker Ed was spotted posing for a photo with the groom, 52-year-old David Furnish, in an image posted on Instagram, as did comedian Jimmy Carr, actor Hugh Grant, singer Lulu, actress Elizabeth Hurley and comedian David Walliams, who was joined by his wife, Lara Stone.

The ceremony – which took place on the ninth anniversary of their civil partnership – was celebrated online with the ‘Can You Feel the Love Tonight’ singer joining image-sharing social network Instagram especially to post pictures from the occasion.

Earlier in the day, the couple confirmed they had officially wed by posting a photo of themselves signing the legal forms, alongside which Elton wrote: “That’s the legal bit done. Now on to the ceremony! #ShareTheLove @DavidFurnish (sic).”

The ceremony itself took place next to a Damien Hirst alter, and featured their two sons, Zachary, three, and 23-month-old Elijah as the ring bearers, who had the gold bands attached to cuddly rabbit toys which they carried up the aisle.

Following the nuptials, guests enjoyed a lavish three-course meal of wild mushroom soup, beef and onion pie and warm chocolate pudding, before the newlyweds cut a personalised wedding cake for their friends to enjoy.

The newlyweds have championed the idea for same-sex couples to be allowed to marry in the UK for many years, with legislation allowing it eventually coming into force in March.