Dua Lipa and Callum Turner Honeymoon in Italy

EntertainmentDua Lipa and Callum Turner Honeymoon in Italy

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner appear to be handling the demanding work of newlywed life with admirable focus: sunshine, sea, and very public affection on Italy’s Amalfi Coast.

The couple, who recently married in London before continuing their celebrations in Sicily, have been photographed enjoying their honeymoon along the Mediterranean, where the schedule seems to involve kissing, floating, and generally looking relieved that wedding planning is someone else’s problem now.

What did Dua Lipa and Callum Turner do on their honeymoon?

The newlyweds spent time together on the Amalfi Coast after their wedding celebrations, with photos showing the pair sharing affectionate moments by the water.

They were photographed kissing with inflatable floats, relaxing in the sea, trading playful foot rubs, lounging in the sun, and applying lotion, with Dua tending to Callum’s back.

  • Kissing while carrying inflatable floats
  • Relaxing together in the sea
  • Exchanging playful foot rubs in the water
  • Lounging in the sunshine
  • Applying lotion, with Dua seen tending to Callum’s back

At one point, Turner, 36, was seen with visible scratch marks across his back, which added a slightly less postcard-friendly detail to an otherwise highly polished honeymoon scene. Subtle, it was not.

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Why did they choose Italy after the wedding?

According to People, Italy was not a random luxury destination for the couple. A source told the publication that the country has personal meaning for them.

“Italy is their favorite place,” the source said. “They have so many happy memories there together. Returning to Sicily to celebrate their wedding and create even more memories felt very special. It made Italy a natural choice for their honeymoon.”

Another insider described the trip as “romantic” and “relaxing,” saying the couple have been spending their days in the water, talking, laughing, and soaking up the sunshine.

“They look incredibly happy, keep holding hands and are very cute,” the source added.

When did Dua Lipa and Callum Turner get married?

The honeymoon comes after a fast-moving stretch for Lipa, 30, and Turner, whose relationship has drawn steady attention over the past two years through public appearances, engagement speculation, and occasional social media glimpses.

The pair officially married on May 31 in an intimate ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London. Family and close friends were present as they exchanged vows.

For the ceremony, Lipa wore an elegant Schiaparelli skirt suit reportedly inspired by Bianca Jagger’s famous wedding look, giving the day a polished fashion reference without requiring anyone to pretend a town hall wedding is ever truly low-key when Dua Lipa is involved.

How did the Sicily celebration unfold?

After the London ceremony, the couple continued the festivities in Sicily with a lavish three-day wedding celebration centred around Villa Valguarnera near Palermo.

The event reportedly cost around £1.5 million and drew attention for its high-profile guest list. Stars expected to attend included:

  • Charli XCX
  • Troye Sivan
  • Mark Ronson
  • Olivia Dean
  • Elton John
  • Donatella Versace

The Sicily gathering gave the couple a larger celebration after their smaller London ceremony, and their Amalfi Coast trip appears to be the softer landing after a very public month.

For now, Lipa and Turner seem content to let the honeymoon do what honeymoons are built to do: offer a little privacy, a lot of sun, and, in their case, enough PDA to confirm that married life is not exactly off to a chilly start.

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