March 3, 2007

Elizabeth Hurley Marries Arun Nayar

Actress And Indian Businessman Get Married At English Castle

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    ShowBuzz RAW: Preparations for British actress Elizabeth Hurley's wedding to Indian billionaire Arun Nayar are on. The couple will wed at the Sudeley Castle near London.

  • Elizabeth Hurley and Arun Nayar in a file photo from June 29, 2006

    Elizabeth Hurley and Arun Nayar in a file photo from June 29, 2006  (Getty Images/Bruno Vincent)

(AP)  Elizabeth Hurley married an Indian businessman in a private civil ceremony at a 15-century castle, and photographers and spectators descended Saturday on the quiet town of Winchcombe in western England to catch a glimpse of their lavish wedding party.

Gloucestershire County Council confirmed that Hurley and Arun Nayar married Friday at Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, 125 miles west of London. The pair planned to hold a blessing and party at the castle later Saturday, with guests including Elton John, Kate Moss and Hurley's ex, Hugh Grant.

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Security guards on Saturday patrolled the castle grounds, set amid the Cotswold hills of western England. A large tent had been erected in the grounds, and a covered walkway led from the gardens to the building.

Hurley, 41, and Nayar, 42, reportedly have signed a lucrative deal with Hello! magazine for exclusive rights to images of the event.

Several shopfronts in the picturesque town were adorned with signs and notices wishing the couple good luck.

"Obviously, people are out celebrity spotting — I don't think they'll see any but they are out at the thought — and it's just a lot of excitement for the small town of Winchcombe," said butcher Colin Pilcher.

According to reports, the couple will fly to India for celebrations in Mumbai and Rajasthan next week.

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