Radio host Nick Ferrari has officially married his longtime partner Clare Patterson in a dreamy ceremony in the south of France, surrounded by celebrity friends including Piers Morgan, Myleene Klass, and Christopher Biggins.
The 66-year-old LBC presenter exchanged vows with Clare, a radio producer 15 years his junior, after more than a decade together. The couple had already held an intimate legal ceremony at London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall the week before, witnessed only by close family, before flying out for their lavish French nuptials.

Actor Christopher Biggins presided over the celebration, arriving in a striking pink suit to officiate the wedding. Guests were treated to a personal performance by Myleene Klass, who played “Humming Chorus” from Madame Butterfly on the harp, while Piers Morgan gave a heartfelt reading in honour of the bride and groom.
Clare stunned in a delicate white gown with thin straps, while Nick opted for a sharp navy suit paired with a pale pink shirt. Myleene dazzled in lime green, and Piers looked relaxed in a blue blazer and cream trousers.

Nick revealed earlier this year that he had popped the question to Clare during Christmas at their favourite restaurant in the south of France, describing it as “the most idyllic holiday.” He joked that he first dropped to one knee in a DIY shop, only to ask Clare to pass him a screwdriver instead.
Speaking on This Morning when the news broke, Nick told Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard: “Well I know a nation’s heart is broken, but I have to impart the news that I am engaged to be wed to Clare.” Vanessa Feltz teased she was “devastated” by the announcement.

The veteran broadcaster, known for his no-nonsense interviewing style, has been one of LBC’s flagship hosts for years. Outside of the studio, he is a father to two sons from his previous marriage to Sandra Phylis Conolly.
Their glamorous French wedding marks a new chapter for Nick, who once said after ten years together, “she can finally make an honest man out of me.”