That said, readers are treated to a look at some of the other photos from their big day, that includes George and Amal cutting the four-tiered cake, and pictures of guests such as Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Anna Wintour, Cindy Crawford and Bill Murray.

Details of the wedding are also included, such as at the end of the 30-minute ceremony, guests erupted into applause, and the couple's first dance was to the same song that George's parents danced to at their wedding - Cole Porter's Why Shouldn't I?

Baria Alamuddin, the mother of the bride, also talked about the day: "George and Amal radiated love all night"

She also gushed about how special it had been: " The wedding was so unbelievably special, it was legendary. The friends, the families, the atmosphere, everything will stay with me for the rest of my life."

Nick Clooney, George's father, was equally as pleased and of the couple he said: "George and Amal present us with ... belief that in this place and at this moment, love is alive and well."

As for Amal's father, according to US Weekly, during his speech, Ramzi Alamuddin said: "'Now it's time for grandchildren."

Other details have also emerged about the big day, that include guests being gifted iPods with music chosen by the bride and groom, and that the couple also wrote their own romantic vows, which they exchanged under an arch made from white roses.

Bill Murray revealed to Vanity Fair that the couple had requested not to receive wedding gifts. The actor, who starred with Clooney in Monuments Men also said, "they are two wonderful people and all of the people there were wonderful so I’m very happy for them."

According to reports, guests were then treated to champagne and canapes such as polenta with wild mushrooms and prosciutto with figs made by Frederico Salza before a five-course meal by Italian chef Riccardo De Pra.

The couple decided to marry in Italy because it is where they first met, after being introduced by a mutual friend at a charity event.

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