When did the wedding happen?

The wedding happened on Sunday, during the final day of Wimbledon.

Where was the ceremony?

It was in a church in a village in Leicestershire, England.

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Tennis stars Alex de Minaur, Katie Boulter get married after Wimbledon heartbreak

First publishedJul 13, 13:51 UTC

Last updatedJul 13, 22:49 UTC · just now ago

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Tennis stars Alex de Minaur, Katie Boulter get married after Wimbledon heartbreak

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Tennis stars Alex de Minaur and Katie Boulter got married in England after a tough time at Wimbledon. They held a small, secret ceremony on Sunday near where the bride grew up. The couple celebrated afterward with family at a local pub.

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Two tennis players, Alex de Minaur and Katie Boulter, got married. This happened right after they faced disappointment at Wimbledon. Their wedding was a small, private event in a village in Leicestershire. They had a party at a nearby pub too.

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This news is exciting because it shows happy moments for famous athletes. It gives fans something positive to read about after seeing them lose matches.

In brief

Who got married?: Tennis players Alex de Minaur and Katie Boulter got married.
When did the wedding happen?: The wedding happened on Sunday, during the final day of Wimbledon.
Where was the ceremony?: It was in a church in a village in Leicestershire, England.

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All outlets frame the story similarly by focusing on the marriage happening right after their 'Wimbledon heartbreak.' The New York Post specifically highlights this contrast.

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Marriage happened immediately after Wimbledon disappointment.
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New York PostJul 13, 13:51Highlights the marriage following 'heartbreak'.
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Details of the small, private ceremony and celebration.
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Daily MailReported on the secret church ceremony.
New York PostJul 13, 13:51Mentions the village location and pub party.
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Daily MailNotes it was a secret ceremony in Leicestershire.
New York PostJul 13, 13:51States they have been together for six years and mentions the bride's age (29).

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