Gordon Ramsay’s daughter has shared photos from her wedding to Adam Peaty in Vogue, writing captions that appeared to hint at ongoing family tensions
Holly took another dig at her husband’s family
Holly Ramsay seems to have delivered another pointed dig at her new husband Adam Peaty’s estranged relatives.
The 26-year-old who is the daughter of TV chef Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana, married Olympic swimmer Adam, 31, two days after Christmas. Their spectacular Bath Abbey wedding was followed by a lavish reception at luxury Georgian manor Kin House.
On the day, Holly chose to keep her gown completely covered with a white cape – as part of her deal with Vogue magazine to give the style bible the exclusive first look. Today Holly has finally revealed her four stunning wedding dresses in full and shared intimate details about what went down behind closed doors at both the venues.
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While Holly’s nearest and dearest were centre stage in all the photographs, only Adam’s sister was in attendance on his side after he uninvited his relatives including heartbroken mum Caroline. Captioning a photo of the wedding guests in her Vogue piece, Holly penned: “Our people.”
The cosy photograph featured dad Gordon and her mother Tana, plus sisters Tilly and Megan, who both sported identical red Victoria Beckham bridesmaid dresses.
Adam’s sister Bethany also wore the same crimson dress as she beamed in the photos.
Holly then described a picture of herself with mother Tana and family pal Victoria Beckham as: “Mama, Victoria and me. Two of my favourite women.”
Adam’s best men along with Holly’s younger brothers rounded off the photographs. However, his mum, dad plus his aunts and uncles were all absent after being excluded from the service.
The Vogue magazine spread is no doubt another blow to Adam’s mother Caroline, who was barred from the wedding.
The row broke out after Caroline was not invited to Holly’s Soho Farm hen do.
Instead, Caroline will have to observe the glamorous wedding photos of Holly tying the knot with Adam dressed in a bespoke Elie Saab gown. The flowing dress was adorned with lace patterns throughout, and Holly revealed she had the opportunity to personalise the dress after her initial fitting in London.
Discussing her dress choice with Vogue, Holly said: “I knew I wanted to wear something very traditional and quite modest, with lace. I’ve always loved Grace Kelly and Kate Middleton’s gowns: that beautiful high neckline, super feminine.”
She confessed to being “obsessed” with her dress, adding: “It makes me feel very princess-like.”
For the reception at Kin House, Holly slipped into another Elie Saab creation – a shorter, “fun” dress adorned with rhinestones that showcased her long legs as she danced the night away.
Before this, she also wore another significant dress – her mother’s 1996 wedding gown that she wore when marrying Gordon. Holly chose to honour her mum by wearing the dress, saying: “I’ve always loved the idea of bringing in mum’s dress at some point. It’s beautiful: silk with a V-neckline and pearls all the way around. I tried it on and it fit me perfectly – it didn’t need any altering.”
Adam recently seemed to show little intention of extending an olive branch when he praised Jesus for all that had unfolded during the year – despite the bitter family dispute.
The sporting figure appeared thankful for how events had transpired this year – even though it resulted in estrangement from his relatives.
He posted a message stating: “It’s the last day of 2025. Thank you Jesus for everything this year.”
The family split was also highlighted during the ceremony when Gordon seemed to take a swipe at Adam’s parents. He gave an impassioned address of his own, declaring that his wife Tana “will be a good mum to them both”.
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Gordon praised Holly’s stunning appearance and told Adam he was a “lucky man”, adding: “Look at Tana and that’s what you have to look forward to.”
In what appeared to be a pointed reference to Adam’s missing parents, he told Holly: “Shame you don’t have the same.”
