Mel C Set to Marry Chris Dingwall This Weekend
Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm prepares for a low-key ceremony in the Lake District, with bandmates expressing excitement.
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Melanie Chisholm, globally recognised as Mel C of the Spice Girls, is reportedly set to marry her partner, Chris Dingwall, this weekend.
The couple made their relationship public in 2024.
This union follows Mel C's previous seven-year relationship with Joe Marshall, which concluded in 2015.
The ceremony will take place in the picturesque Lake District.
Invitations extended to all her fellow Spice Girls bandmates.
Insiders confirm the bandmates are 'all absolutely over the moon' for Mel C.
All the girls are thrilled for her….they are all so excited. They have never seen her so happy.
Victoria Beckham will not attend the wedding; she is currently in the US for the World Cup finals alongside David Beckham.
Geri Horner married Christian Horner in 2015, and Emma Bunton united with Jade Jones in 2021.
Mel C received the Global Impact Award at the Nordoff And Robbins Silver Clef Awards.
She also released her highest-charting solo album this year.
Friends describe the wedding as the 'icing on the cake' after a brilliant year.
Mel is on fire at the moment. She is such a lovely person and deserves all the success both professionally, and now personally, as well.
Her latest album, 'Sweat,' drew direct inspiration from her new relationship with Chris Dingwall.
The artist's daughter, Scarlett, is 17 years old and prepares to attend university at the end of the year.
The Spice Girls recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of their hit song 'Wannabe' on Wednesday, July 15th.
A source close to the singer indicates that Mel C might consider a move to Australia with Chris Dingwall.
The band's history of individual pursuits and collective celebrations continues.
Mel C has spent decades in the public eye since the Spice Girls formed in 1994.
This weekend's ceremony will see the Spice Girls feature prominently, reinforcing strong bonds among the members for over three decades.