EXCLUSIVE;Ronnie Wood’s son Tyrone ties the knot with daughter of Iron Maiden guitarist at star-studded ceremony followed by a slap-up pub lunch

Ronnie Wood‘s son Tyrone tied the knot with fellow rock ‘n’ roll offspring Faye Harris on Friday – and threw a party fit for a rock star.

The 41-year-old groom beamed as he emerged with his new wife – who is the daughter of Iron Maiden bassist Steve – from the star-studded ceremony at Marylebone Old Town Hall in London.

The newlyweds were surrounded by rock royalty, being cheered on by Tyrone’s famous father Ronnie, mother Jo Wood and famous guests.

Bride Faye put on a leggy display in a tiny white dress which boasted a Bardot neckline and keyhole detailing.

She slipped her feet into a pair of matching heels and completed the look with a netted veil and gorgeous bouquet.

After exchanging their vows the party headed to the George pub on Great Portland Street in swanky Fitzrovia.

Ronnie, 77, wore a dark suit over a vibrant blue shirt as he celebrated and kissed stunning wife Sally, 46.

The couple attended the ceremony with their eight-year-old twin daughters Gracie Jane and Alice Rose who looked lovely in matching pink dresses.

Meanwhile mother-of-the-groom Jo, 69, who was married to the Rolling Stones star 1985-2011, opted for a floral maxi skirt and eye catching red platforms.

Ronnie has six children, including son Jessie, 47, from his first marriage Krissy Findlay, who attended alongside wife Fearne Cotton, 42.

The rocker also shares Tyrone and Leah, 45, from his marriage to Jo, as well as adopting her son Jamie.

Former Radio 1 DJ Fearne cut a stylish figure at the wedding in a boohoo style dress with a pair of quirky floral sandals.

Her husband was effortlessly cool in a tailored suit layered over a simple white T-shirt.

The couple, who wed in 2014, were joined by son Rex, 11, and daughter, Honey, nine, as well as Jessie’s kids from his first marriage Lola, 17 and Arthur, 21.

The George is an 18th century Grade II listed Victorian pub that boasts original 18th century features including marble fireplaces and ornate plasterwork.

According to it’s website  the venue has welcomed famous writers and poets of the 20th century.

Mayfair art gallery owner Tyrone previously dated Rita Ora as well as models Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Daisy Lowe, before settling down with Faye.

The stunner, who was first linked to her now husband back in 2022, is the co-founder of ‘genderless’ perfume company Eauso Vert.

Back in 2017, it was reported that Rita Ora, who is now married to Taika Waititi, was enjoying a romance with art consultant Tyrone.

A source told The Sun at the time: ‘Rita likes Tyrone because, unlike some of her exes, he’s a one-woman man and not fame-hungry.

‘He does a lot of work for charity too and she finds that really attractive. And she has been really supportive of that.’

Last year, Tyrone’s mother Jo addressed the criticism surrounding ‘nepotism babies’, claiming her children have always been ‘quite grounded’ and ‘wanted to work’.

The model opened up about her opinion on the term, which refers to those born into famous families who are given an advantage over others in their careers.

Speaking exclusively with MailOnline, she gushed about how ‘proud’ she is of her brood.

The TV personality said: ‘My daughter’s a brilliant mother. She’s got two beautiful children, she’s really good.

‘She stands for no nonsense and she’s doing beautiful paintings at the moment. She’s done it all herself.

‘Ty’s working for Maddox Gallery, he’s got a really good job. Jamie’s doing his CBD, he handcrafts CBD, does vapes. Yeah, no, I’m proud of my kids.

‘My kids have always been quite grounded and they wanted to work, you know.

‘I think the only time they didn’t work was well, Leah’s always painted, but Ty, when we went to lockdown.

‘Instead, Ty rebuilt the barn in my garden and he did it single handedly. He said, “Mum, I need to do something. I’d like to rebuild the barn.”

‘I said, “Come on, it’s big… big, three stables.” I said, “You can’t do that, you don’t know how to build.” He said, “Give me a chance.” I said, “Alright then.”

‘It took him five months and he totally rebuilt it and we’ve turned it… I designed it. “I’ll see if you can do it, this is what I want,” I said.

‘And he rebuilt it and we have the most beautiful barn. And then we have the middle room is like a games room. You could play cards at a roundtable, the middle and stuff like that. And the last room is another kitchen.

‘It feels like you’re in Texas. It is so beautiful. And he did that… I couldn’t. Yeah, I had to eat my words.’