Mel B, the iconic pop star and television personality, recently celebrated her love for Rory McPhee in a stunning destination wedding that captivated her fans. The couple tied the knot in a formal ceremony at the historic Crypt of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London on July 5, 2025. This venue is particularly meaningful, since it is the place that Princess Diana and Prince Charles were married in.
Scary Spice star Mel B looked glamorous in a custom ivory frock for the ceremony. Conceived by Josephine Scott, the gown epitomized her genius and creativity. After getting through all of the paperwork, she changed into a really beautiful red regalia by Justin Alexander for the wedding reception. This decision really put on display her strong sense of style.
The happy celebration was further auspicious with her three daughters flanking her. Phoenix, Angel Iris, and Madison. They were joined by three proud bridesmaids, Phoenix and Angel Iris, and Madison. Phoenix, Mel B’s daughter with ex-husband Jimmy Gulzar, added a touch of family charm to the red carpet. So did Angel Iris, her daughter with Eddie Murphy, and Madison, the daughter from her marriage to Stephen Belafonte.
At the party afterwards, Rory McPhee appeared well turned out in traditional black-and-white for his tux, which was a fine match to Mel B’s glamorous style. Mel B told Ellen about how relaxed her wedding day was compared to past weddings. It was, in her words, “more informal, more sexy, and more beautiful.”
Mel B in an emotional post to her Instagram followers. She shared a beautiful tribute to their marriage, sharing the moment with the caption “❤️ 05.07.25.” To feel that here is quite extraordinary, told of her delight at the celebrations taking place in Marrakech, saying,
“A wedding so good we keep the celebration going with our closest and dearest in our fav place at @selmanmarrakech ❤️❤️❤️ we had the time of our lives!!” – Mel B
While Mel B continues to light the sky with her talent, she’s made an indelible impact on society that hasn’t gone overlooked. In 2022, she received a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her advocacy work surrounding domestic violence. This latest honor adds to her legacy as a performer. It further amplifies her run as a role model committed to using her platform to create equitable change.
