Melanie "Mel C" Chisholm Gets Married to Chris Dingwall in a Beautiful Victoria Beckham Wedding Dress
The couple held an intimate family celebration after a legal ceremony in Australia, with Victoria Beckham lending a dress and 3 Spice Girls bandmates attending.
- On Saturday, July 18, 2026, Melanie Chisholm married Chris Dingwall at Country House Cumbria in the Lake District, following an initial legal ceremony in Australia.
- After meeting on the dating app Raya in 2023, the couple confirmed their relationship publicly in 2024, with Dingwall proposing during a candlelit dinner in Mallorca last summer.
- Spice Girl Victoria Beckham designed the white, backless gown Chisholm wore, offering the dress from her own wardrobe after Chisholm's original order could not be altered in time.
- Three Spice Girls—Geri Halliwell-Horner, Melanie Brown, and Emma Bunton—attended the ceremony at actor Ben Forster's estate, which The Mail reported was interrupted by a nearby herd of cows.
- Chisholm, who previously expressed skepticism about marriage, celebrated with 17-year-old daughter Scarlett serving as bridesmaid, marking a personal turning point for the 52-year-old artist.
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Spice Girls’s Mel C Reveals She Rewore Victoria Beckham’s Dress as “Something Borrowed” for Wedding
Friendship never ends.Credit: Getty ImagesThe GistMelanie Chisholm revealed that Victoria Beckham came to the rescue with “something borrowed” before her legal wedding ceremony in Australia.The former Spice Girls star revealed that she borrowed a dress from the designer’s closet because she didn’t have enough time to alter her own gown.Chisholm got married to Chris Dingwall on July 18 during a second ceremony in the British countryside.As the Sp…
Melanie C (52) married producer Chris, her dress designed friend Victoria Beckham (52).
“It was very romantic and relaxed.” Spice Girl Mel C (52) spoke in an interview with Vogue about her marriage to model Chris Dingwall. She also spoke frankly about the proposal from her Australian partner. “I honestly didn't see it coming.”
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