Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz marked the second anniversary of their private wedding ceremony on Wednesday, choosing to commemorate the occasion publicly despite ongoing family tensions. The couple’s renewed vows, held last August in a more intimate setting, have become their preferred date to celebrate, sources close to the couple said.

The second ceremony took place after their initial wedding in April 2022, which was reportedly overshadowed by controversy and familial disagreements. According to insiders, Peltz and Beckham’s first wedding was fraught with difficulties, including reports that Beckham’s mother, Victoria Beckham, danced in a manner some found inappropriate. David Beckham and other members of the family were notably absent from the couple’s second nuptials, an event attended solely by Peltz’s family and close friends.

A source familiar with the situation indicated that the couple does not look back on their first wedding fondly, describing it as an emotional experience that left Peltz in tears. In contrast, the second ceremony holds more positive and significant memories for them, prompting the decision to celebrate that date annually.

To mark their anniversary, Peltz shared a photograph of the two together on social media, expressing her affection with a message that called Brooklyn “the most amazing husband I could ever dream of.” Beckham reciprocated with a tribute describing Peltz as his “absolute princess,” pledging to always protect her.

Insiders suggest the couple is currently in a strong and happy place, with the second wedding serving as a symbol of their renewed commitment and personal happiness. The private nature of last year’s ceremony contrasts with their initial wedding, which drew significant media attention and familial discord.

The ongoing estrangement from Beckham’s family, particularly his parents, highlights the complexities often faced by high-profile relationships. Despite this, Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz appear focused on maintaining their bond and celebrating milestones on their own terms.