Lady Amelia Spencer and Greg Mallett are still basking in newlywedded bliss, following their spectacular South African mountaintop wedding on 21 March, covered exclusively by HELLO!.
But, as they look ahead to married life, the couple tell us of their plans to start a family in the future. "I want little Malletts one day," says Amelia, who is delighted to officially be Mrs Amelia Mallett, after first meeting Greg through mutual friends in Cape Town, when she was just 17. "We will wait a little bit, but we’ve both always loved kids and want our own."
Family is everything to Amelia. By her side throughout her special day were her twin sister Lady Eliza, who served as maid of honour; older sister and bridesmaid Lady Kitty, 32 and younger brother Samuel Aitken, 19, who walked her down the aisle.
"He’s the other love of my life, so it made so much sense that it was Samuel who walked me down the aisle. He was born when I was 11 and we have a very, very special relationship," she told HELLO!.
EXCLUSIVE: Lady Amelia Spencer reveals poignant moment on fairytale wedding day
© Ayeh.k Photography and Mischa Durrant Photography"He even said in his speech at the wedding that up until the age of seven, he believed I was his 'other mum.'"
Their beautiful wedding day comes three years after fitness and nutrition coach Greg proposed to Amelia – the daughter of Earl Spencer, Diana, Princess of Wales' younger brother, and former model Victoria Lockwood – at Clouds Estate in Stellenbosch, South Africa on 22 July 2020.
© Ayeh.k Photography and Mischa Durrant PhotographyThe couple – who after the wedding headed off on a luxurious beach honeymoon – are enjoying every minute of their newlywed bliss.
"My love for Amelia has been reborn," Greg tells us. "Every day I fall more in love with this beautiful human by my side."
MORE DETAILS: Lady Amelia Spencer's model mother Victoria Lockwood looks incredible in sweet wedding photos
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