Noel Gallagher To Wed This Summer

There is no shortage of celebrity wedding action this summer.

If you were thinking Prince William's nuptials were shaping up to be the booziest, Lily Allen's the most debauched or Ed Miliband's the "must-have" invite - you'd be wrong.

Former Oasis star Noel Gallagher and fiancée Sara MacDonald are tying the knot in the most rock 'n' roll ceremony of 2011.

The couple - who have two young sons together, Donavan and Sonny - have been an item since they bumped into each other in Space nightclub during a wild summer in Ibiza back in 2000.

It has taken a bit of time but loaded Noel finally saved up enough of his hard-earned cash to buy a sufficiently huge diamond ring to rope his Scottish "missus" into marriage. A source said: "Noel secretly asked Sara to marry him on her birthday last October. He's not one for making a big scene. This is the man who kept his leather jacket on when his lad Donovan was born.

"They have been living like they are married for years anyway, but now they have a family together Noel thought it was the right time to do the romantic thing.

"He splashed out on a mega posh Solange Azagury-Partridge ring from a Bond Street jewellers. They are madly in love and spend all their time together without any bickering. They are a perfect match."

These two are not shy about having a good night out on the tiles. Without any Oasis gigs or major football championships this summer, I suspect they probably felt obliged to organise some entertainment of their own.

Sara has been busy organising the finer details of her big day - including the ultimate guest-list headache. Famous pals Russell Brand and Katy Perry will fly in for the day.

They can look forward to rubbing shoulders with Noel's Manchester City supporting pals including Scully, the gentleman rogue from Wythenshawe.

Noel is just about to finish mastering his debut solo album in Los Angeles.

I hear he bumped into Mark Wahlberg in Toys R Us in Hollywood the other day.

That's something that doesn't happen very often when he's getting the milk in Waitrose in north London.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk