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Olivia Attwood's £300k Wedding: A Sham?
28 Mar
Summary
- Olivia Attwood's lavish wedding ceremony was captured for an ITV series.
- No official record of the marriage exists with the General Register Office.
- Sources claim the wedding was 'all about the cash' and a 'huge lie'.

Reality star Olivia Attwood's much-publicized wedding to footballer Bradley Dack on June 3, 2023, at the Bulgari hotel in Knightsbridge, is under scrutiny, with reports indicating it may not be legally registered. The opulent ceremony, featuring thousands of flowers and a £300,000 gown by Galia Lahav, was filmed for a 17-episode ITV series.
Despite appearances of a legally binding union, including the couple signing a document witnessed by friends and family, there is no official record of the marriage with England and Wales' General Register Office. Sources close to Attwood have alleged the wedding was a "sham" and "all about the cash," intended to mislead viewers.
Attwood's representatives claim the hotel lacked a marriage license at the time, and a registry office appointment was scheduled for six weeks later. However, this was reportedly stalled due to "mistruths" and Attwood's inability to commit to legally binding the union. Attwood was later seen with KissFM co-host Pete Wicks, seven weeks after announcing a 'divorce' from Dack.
Clues suggesting the ceremony's lack of legal status were noted by viewers, as the signed document appeared blank, unlike a standard Marriage Schedule. Investigations at the City of Westminster Archives Centre found no trace of the marriage in 2022 or 2023. The couple had previously maintained the illusion of marriage on various media platforms, including Attwood's podcast, where she referred to Dack as her husband.