ENJOYING A MAGICAL WEDDING IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE CAROLINE WEIR AND JOSH EMERSON TEAM-MATES CHEER ON SCOTLAND FOOTBALLER AS SHE MARRIES HER PERFECT MATCH IN THE COTE D'AZUR

If the wedding of her dreams was the goal, Scottish footballer Caroline Weir certainly scored when she married her fiancé Josh Emerson during a spectacular weekend of celebrations in the South of France.

Radiating glamour and elegance, Caroline - who is more used to wearing a football kit to ace it on the pitch for Real Madrid Femenino and Scotland's national team-showcased not just one, but a hat-trick of beautiful bridal outfits as the couple tied the knot in the stunning surroundings of the Côte d'Azur.

And the pair are still on cloud nine as they tell HELLO! about their special day and exclusively share their wedding album with us.

"We're buzzing; we're still on a high," says Dunfermlineborn midfielder Caroline, 29, whose glittering career has seen her play for Manchester City and Liverpool.

On the international stage, she represented Scotland at the 2017 Uefa Women's Euros and 2019 Fifa Women's World Cup and played for Team GB at the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2021.

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"It was absolutely perfect. We feel incredibly lucky," says Josh, 29, who shares Caroline's passion for football and works for Girls United, a non-profit organisation that aims to make the sport more accessible for girls and young women.

The couple chose to marry in Saint-Paul de Vence, near Nice, where Josh grew up after his family relocated from Edinburgh when he was ten.

"It's the perfect place to have a wedding. It's beautiful and it's a very authentic part of the South of France," Josh says. "A lot of people I grew up with still live here, so it's nice to be back."

The weekend's festivities which were attended by Caroline's football friends including Lionesses Lauren Hemp and Laura Coombs and Liverpool's Gemma Bonner kicked off on Friday 21 June, when the couple legally married in a civil ceremony in the town hall, Caroline wearing a stylish white jumpsuit by Nadine Merabi as their proud families looked on.