By ALISON BOSHOFF
Although Kate Moss’s honeymoon tan has already faded a little since her wedding on July 1, we mere mortals are only now being given a glimpse behind the scenes of her extravagant three-day-long nuptials.
The official wedding photos, published in U.S. Vogue, are a testament to perfectionism. But was Kate’s marriage to guitarist Jamie Hince really a fairy tale?
Here ALISON BOSHOFF lifts the lid on the in-fighting, bitching and hedonism that was the unvarnished truth behind those oh-so magical images.
Bride vs Best Man
Give that the groom chose a woman to be his best man — Alison Mosshart, his bandmate in the Kills — it’s perhaps not surprising things were slightly chilly between the bride and the ‘best man’ on the Big Day. But for Kate to not even speak a single word to the singer at any point during the three days of revelry must have taken some considerable effort.
Ms Mosshart wore a tuxedo and gave a speech littered with profanities which included advice for the bride on how to keep her man, which can’t have gone down very well.
Kate and Mosshart fell out badly two years ago when Mosshart told Jamie he couldn’t bring Kate on their tour of Australia as she would be a distraction
Stunning shots: Kate Moss and Jamie Hince pose up together in intimate picture taken by their official wedding photographer Mario Testino, which appear in American Vogue's September issue
Friends reunited
The prize for most surprising wedding guest went to Jude Law. He fell out with the bride when his marriage to Sadie Frost imploded nearly a decade ago, even though during the Primrose Hill wife-swapping rumours in the mid-1990s Kate and Jude were supposed to have been very close indeed.
The pair were at arms length during Jude’s romance with Sienna Miller, whom Kate detested, and she even told him that he was no longer considered a godparent to her daughter, Lila. However, with Sienna off the scene and Jude very firmly friends again with Kate’s chum Sadie, it seems he was forgiven. Old flame Jefferson Hack, father of eight-year-old Lila, was also a guest.
source: dailymail
Although Kate Moss’s honeymoon tan has already faded a little since her wedding on July 1, we mere mortals are only now being given a glimpse behind the scenes of her extravagant three-day-long nuptials.
The official wedding photos, published in U.S. Vogue, are a testament to perfectionism. But was Kate’s marriage to guitarist Jamie Hince really a fairy tale?
Here ALISON BOSHOFF lifts the lid on the in-fighting, bitching and hedonism that was the unvarnished truth behind those oh-so magical images.
Bride vs Best Man
Give that the groom chose a woman to be his best man — Alison Mosshart, his bandmate in the Kills — it’s perhaps not surprising things were slightly chilly between the bride and the ‘best man’ on the Big Day. But for Kate to not even speak a single word to the singer at any point during the three days of revelry must have taken some considerable effort.
Ms Mosshart wore a tuxedo and gave a speech littered with profanities which included advice for the bride on how to keep her man, which can’t have gone down very well.
Kate and Mosshart fell out badly two years ago when Mosshart told Jamie he couldn’t bring Kate on their tour of Australia as she would be a distraction
Stunning shots: Kate Moss and Jamie Hince pose up together in intimate picture taken by their official wedding photographer Mario Testino, which appear in American Vogue's September issue
Friends reunited
The prize for most surprising wedding guest went to Jude Law. He fell out with the bride when his marriage to Sadie Frost imploded nearly a decade ago, even though during the Primrose Hill wife-swapping rumours in the mid-1990s Kate and Jude were supposed to have been very close indeed.
The pair were at arms length during Jude’s romance with Sienna Miller, whom Kate detested, and she even told him that he was no longer considered a godparent to her daughter, Lila. However, with Sienna off the scene and Jude very firmly friends again with Kate’s chum Sadie, it seems he was forgiven. Old flame Jefferson Hack, father of eight-year-old Lila, was also a guest.
source: dailymail
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