‘The royal wedding’: Madeleine White married DJ Andrew Fedyk

Fans are losing it after noticing a popular influencer broke an age-old wedding tradition during her recent nuptials to her DJ boyfriend.

A popular fashion influencer affectionately dubbed “the people’s princess” has tied-the-knot with her DJ boyfriend in a lavish ceremony some have described as “the 2025 royal wedding”.

Madeleine White and Andrew Fedyk finally married after an 18-month engagement on the Greek island of Santorini on the weekend.

The professional model turned TikTok star, who documented making her own bridesmaid dresses in the lead up to the big day, left her millions of fans waiting for her own dress reveal.

But on Wednesday, social media was suddenly flooded with content from the star-studded bash, revealing the new Mrs Fedyk wore not one – but four gowns to mark her big day.

“From an ombré pink #OscarDeLaRenta spring 2018 dress to a pink chain-mail dress to #Fendi and #Versace’s famous Fendace collaboration, see every look Madeleine White wore for her golden-hour wedding in Santorini,” a video shared by Vogue was captioned.

Fans were quick to flood the prestigious fashion magazine’s comment section, declaring: “She did not disappoint.”

“She’s insane and perfect and wonderful in every way,” one commented.

“The FOUR different looks is so Madeleine,” another added.

As someone else declared: “I fully expected to be amazed, but I literally gasped at these, because somehow, I was even more amazed.”

“This woman has more style than everyone I know combined,” mused another.

“Those dresses are next level, especially the Fendace one Madeleine wore at sunset, pure magic.”

Other fans described the nuptials as “the royal wedding” and Mrs Fedyk as “the people’s princess” – a comment from the official YouTube account which had almost 20,000 ‘likes’.

Madeleine’s four wedding dresses

The bride wore the ombré pink dress, which she found on second-hand shopping platform Vestiaire Collective, to the welcome party before slipping into her strapless Viktor & Rolf gown on the wedding morning.

The dress, from the couture fashion label’s 2023 collection, was embellished with 40 butterflies for a personal touch, according to Vogue.

The happy couple, who met through mutual friends in 2020, hosted a “golden-hour” reception after their “emotional” ceremony, which saw the TikTok star switch into her third bridal look – a backless halter gown by Berta.

For the evening party, she opted for a pink chain-mail dress from Fendi and Versace’s famous Fendace collaboration, which she said was a nod to one of her “first viral videos”.

Madeleine White wore a number of different gowns to celebrate her wedding in Greece. Picture: TikTok/@madeleine_white

The 29-year-old’s nuptials have been dubbed ‘the royal wedding’. Picture: TikTok/@madeleine_white

‘What the hell’: Shock at broken wedding rule

Since Vogue’s exclusivity veil has lifted, the newlyweds have been able to post about the big day on their own socials, with the new Mrs Fedyk declaring their wedding to be “best day ever ever ever”.

She also revealed she had a “panic attack before walking down the aisle” which resulted in her “having to unzip my dress”.

Luckily, her three bridesmaids and soon-to-be husband were on hand to give her a “pep talk” as she cooled herself down with a battery operated fan.

She had a panic attack just before walking down the aisle. Picture: TikTok/@madeleine_white

Some were shocked her soon-to-be husband was there, claiming it is ‘bad luck’. Picture: TikTok/@madeleine_white

A video of the moment was shared with the caption, “honestly one of my fave videos of the day”, and received a huge applause from fans.

“If he doesn’t hype me up and support me like this, I don’t want it,” one remarked.

“Confirmation you married the right man,” said another.

However some pointed out it was “bad luck” to see the bride before the wedding, igniting a huge debate among followers.

“Seeing the bride before the wedding isn’t ‘bad luck’, it was invented for arranged marriages to prevent the groom from backing out,” one claimed.

“He saw you before walking down the aisle??!!! What the hell?,” declared another.

As one argued: “The whole ‘seeing the bride before the wedding is bad luck’ is such an outdated wedding rule people.”

Originally published as ‘The royal wedding’: Madeleine White married DJ Andrew Fedyk