Fat Tony looked chic in a gray designer suit at the wedding of Brooklyn Beckham and new wife Nicola Peltz in Palm Beach, Florida on Saturday night.
The London-based DJ, 54, wore a sleek navy blue Dior number and was joined that night by his handsome partner Stavros Agapiou, who also sported a similarly toned look.
The international DJ was asked to perform at the wedding party of the year and was responsible for getting guests partying the night away.
Well groomed guys: DJ Fat Tony looked chic in a gray suit as he was joined by handsome partner Stavros Agapiou at the wedding of Brooklyn Beckham and wife Nicola Peltz in Palm Beach, Florida on Saturday night
On his Instagram account earlier in the day he wrote:
“Miami wedding day @brooklynbeckham @nicolaannepeltz in @dior @mrkimjones Sometimes I love my job x.”
The actor beamed as he posed for a photo with his creative director Beau on the big day.
The loved-up couple wore an almost identical look – while Tony wore a black t-shirt, filmmaker Stavros showed some skin wearing a white vest under his tailored jacket.
Beautiful! As exclusively predicted by MailOnline, the couple wed under a flower-crowned chuppah in a traditional Jewish ceremony honoring Nicolas’ Jewish heritage (pictured after they became engaged).
Lucky you! Earlier in the day, he wrote on his Instagram account: “Miami wedding anniversary @brooklynbeckham @nicolaannepeltz in @dior @mrkimjones Sometimes I love my job x”
Brooklyn and Nicola wed in a stunning early evening ceremony and enjoyed a sustained six-second kiss in front of celebrity guests including Sporty Spice Mel C, Eva Longoria and tennis legend Serena Williams.
The proceedings began promptly at 6 p.m. when aspiring chef Brooklyn, 23, was escorted by his 27-year-old bride to the wedding in one of the giant tent structures being erected at the $103 million Peltz family estate.
He was seen waiting alone on a stage decorated with flowers and plants for 15 minutes before actress Nicola arrived for the $4 million extravaganza.
By now there seemed to be six groomsmen on his right and six maids of honor on his left.
The former photographer chose brothers Romeo and Cruz, 17, as his groomsmen for his highly publicized marriage to billionaire financier Nelson Peltz’s daughter, 79.
As exclusively predicted by MailOnline, the couple wed under a flower-crowned chuppah in a traditional Jewish ceremony honoring Nicolas’ Jewish heritage.
Brooklyn also has Jewish heritage through his father, football legend David, 46, whose maternal grandfather was Jewish.
And according to tradition, Brooklyn smashed a napkin-wrapped glass under his heel after he and Nicola were married by a rabbi.
A timeline of Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s romance:
- April 2017: The couple met at the Coachella music festival after being introduced by a friend. At the time, Brooklyn was dating his ex-girlfriend, Hana Cross
- November 2019: Nicola and Brooklyn first went public with their budding relationship in November 2019, when pictures emerged of them hugging after attending a Halloween party together
- January 2020: Taking to Instagram with their romance, Nicola posted a bedroom selfie in a bra with a shirtless Brooklyn in the foreground captioned with a simple black heart
- February 2020: The next month, they sat front row at the Saint Laurent show at Paris Fashion Week in coordinating outfits
- March 2020: The couple move in together at the Beckham family home as the pandemic hits
- July 2020: They then got engaged in July 2020, just eight months later, with Brooklyn proposing an emerald and diamond ring valued at $325,000
- April 2022: They wed in a $4 million Jewish ceremony early evening at the $103 million family home of Nicola Peltz in Palm Beach, Florida
The ceremony ended at 6:30 p.m., although strictly speaking, Jewish weddings on a Saturday—the Sabbath—should not be performed until after sundown. Sunset is around 8pm in Palm Beach.
Brooklyn and Nicola would have received the seven Jewish marriage blessings recited under the chuppah and over wine. The pair were seen taking sips.
Papa David had said he would recite one of the blessings that are traditionally given in Hebrew and then sometimes read in English.
The wedding took place in the first of the huge white tent buildings that filled the massive oceanfront lawn that was on the left, facing the Peltz mansion from the sea.
Love: Brooklyn and Nicola began dating just before the start of the Covid pandemic in 2020, having met two years earlier (pictured in 2020).
After the ceremony, guests proceeded to the center tent dedicated to a cocktail event.
You will then proceed to the third marquee on the right to enjoy the wedding banquet, featuring dishes from famed Miami chef Thierry Isambert, who formerly cooked for President Bill Clinton.
At dinner, the seven Jewish marriage blessings may be said again – as is traditional in more devout families. They would also be recited every night for seven days.