David Beckham played the ultimate supporting role yesterday as best man at dad Ted’s winter wedding.
The groom, Ted, 73, tied the knot to millionaire solicitor Hilary Meredith, 62, at an intimate ceremony in Temple - London's law district.
The former footy ace, 46, was spotted wearing a white corsage on the lapel of his dark suit, and was ushered inside with his father - who appeared to have new opted for new pearly white teeth ahead of the celebration.
The bride Hilary, dressed in white, carried on the wedding tradition by arriving late with her bridesmaid daughter Charlotte.
David's wife Victoria, 47, daughter Harper, ten, and Cruz, 16, were also seen stepping out of blacked out luxury motors to attend the nuptials although oldest lad Brooklyn, 22, is believed to have stayed Stateside.
Their son Romeo, 19, and girlfriend Mia Regan, 19, were seen larking about ahead of the ceremony and shared to I nstagram a picture of her, showing off her teeth - when travelling in a car captioned “true love xxx”, which Romeo reposted.
A source told The Sun : “It was a very small private affair with just a handful of close family and friends, including David, Victoria and three of the children.
"David was best man and did all the usual things the best man does like hold the rings and he was due to give a speech as well."
David's sister Louise, 49, and her partner Kevin Briggs, 48, also attended the low-key celebrations, which were kept intimate as it is a second marriage for both Ted and Hilary.
The source added: "Ted is in his 70s and Hilary is in her 60s. It was the second wedding for both of them so they didn’t want to make a fuss of it but the whole family was delighted to be there.”
The happy couple, who met when they were attending a charity do for army vets, got engaged in March 2020 just as the Corona virus pandemic hit.
Ted and David's mum Sandra, split in 2002 after 33 years together. His account of the divorce was detailed in Ted's autobiography which reportedly caused a rift between father and son which was later resolved.
