Jose Mourinho’s daughter Matilde married her fiancé Danny Graham in a lavish ceremony in Portugal on Saturday.
The 28-year-old influencer reportedly said ‘I do’ at a family farm in Azeitao in front of 300 of her family and friends, according to the Spanish publication Marca.
It has also been reported that her 61-year-old soccer coach father hosted a dinner for 80 guests the day before the wedding, at the José Maria da Fonseca House Museum.
The happy couple joined a second day of celebrations the day after the ceremony at the Herdade do Perú, in Azeitão.
In the photos of the big day, Matilde looked spectacular in a white lace wedding dress with a spectacular train.
Jose Mourinho’s daughter Matilde married her fiancé Danny Graham in a lavish ceremony in Portugal on Saturday.
The influencer, 28, reportedly said ‘I do’ at a family farm in Azeitao in front of 300 family and friends, while her father, a 61-year-old soccer coach, organized a dinner for 80 guests the day before. , at the José Maria da Casa Museo Fonseca restaurant (pictured together in 2015)
In the photos of the big day, Matilde looked spectacular in a white lace wedding dress with a spectacular train.
The figure-hugging dress hugged her slender figure and featured an elegant off-the-shoulder design, scalloped neckline and long sleeves.
The jewelry designer added a pair of simple diamond earrings and slicked her long hair back into a sophisticated, elegant bun.
While real estate advisor Danny cut a handsome figure in a classic black suit and bow tie, with a boutonniere matching his bride’s bouquet.
The couple’s loved ones took to their social media to share glimpses of the lavish nuptials, and the couple was seen sharing their first dance together as husband and wife.
Matilde and Danny were also photographed gazing lovingly into each other’s eyes during the reception dinner, with tables laden with candles and plants, while the glass ceiling was adorned with hanging vines.
They began dating in 2016, when Matilde took him on vacation to Portugal to, supposedly, meet her grandparents.
Danny then got down on one knee in August last year, and Matilde took to her Instagram to show off her huge diamond ring, before heading off on a luxury hen do with her mum and pals this summer.
Before her big day, she appeared on the By Annabelle podcast and expressed her hopes for the ceremony.
The figure-hugging dress hugged her slender figure and featured an elegant off-the-shoulder design, scalloped neckline and long sleeves.
The couple’s loved ones took to their social media to share glimpses of the lavish nuptials, and the couple was seen sharing their first dance together as husband and wife.
Matilde and Danny were also photographed gazing lovingly into each other’s eyes during the reception dinner, with tables laden with candles and plants, while the glass ceiling was adorned with hanging vines.
She said: ‘I’m really happy with the idea of having all my friends and family together to celebrate in the same place. It’s non-negotiable that my friends and family are there.
“The day can be as perfect as you dream of, but if the people you’d like to share it with aren’t there, then it’s not worth it.”
The only daughter of José and his wife Matilde Faria, also added: ‘Obviously I don’t want it to rain.”
Matilde graduated with a master’s degree from Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design in 2021.
She then created her own jewelery brand in London called Matilde Sustainable Jewellery, which has collaborated with names such as Stormzy and is worn regularly by her famous father.
While her new husband, Danny, is a director and co-founder of property consultancy firm Agace and Graham.
Interestingly, he shares the same name as the former striker who scored goals for Watford, Swansea City and Blackburn Rovers.
Despite not being a soccer player, Danny has an interest in sports as he worked as an intern for the LA Galaxy of Major League Soccer in August 2016.
They began dating in 2016, when Matilde took him on vacation to Portugal to, supposedly, meet her grandparents.
Danny then got down on one knee in August last year, and Matilde took to her Instagram to show off her huge diamond ring.
And in August of this year, Matilde went on a luxury farewell with her mother and a large group of friends.
Matilde owns her own jewelery brand called Matilde Sustainable Jewellery, while her new husband, Danny, is a director and co-founder of property consultancy company Agace and Graham.
She is the only child of José and his wife Matilde Faria, who also share a son, José Jr, 24 (pictured with the family together in 2005).
José has not yet spoken about his daughter’s nuptials, but in 2022 he hinted at his expectation of becoming a grandfather.
The former Manchester United and Chelsea manager admitted he would increase his tattoo collection if he had a grandson.
José already had tattoos on his upper right arm of the Champions League trophy sandwiched between the Europa League and Europa Conference League cups.
He decided to take on the design after becoming the first coach to win all three trophies, after winning the inaugural Europa Conference League with the former Roma in 2022.
Speaking about his plans to get more tattoos, he said: “This one I promised everyone. The idea was to get a unique tattoo that only I could have: the three European Cups won.
‘I could have the next one if my son or daughter had a girl or a boy; “It would be a special gift and a tattoo could be a good way to celebrate.”
Matilde’s wedding date appears to have been perfectly arranged to allow her father to be there to walk her down the aisle.
The second international break of this season began on October 6 and ends on October 14, allowing José to ensure he was there for his daughter’s big day.
José has yet to speak about his daughter’s nuptials, but in 2022 he teased his anticipation of becoming a grandfather, admitting that it would persuade him to add more tattoos to his collection (pictured this month).
José already had tattoos on his upper right arm of the Champions League trophy sandwiched between the Europa League and Europa Conference League cups (pictured)