Olivia Attwood squats on stage while performing a rap before jumping into her husband Bradley Dack’s arms duri – Daily Mail

They tied the knot in a lavish ceremony in June.

And Olivia Attwood has given fans a further insight into her big day, as she dropped a series of new snaps from the wedding reception on her Instagram on Monday.

The TV presenter, 32, looked incredible as she slipped out of her £300,000 wedding gown and into a lingerie-inspired mini dress with lace-detailing.

Offering a glimpse at her raucous celebrations, Olivia shared pictures of herself squatting on stage in a pair of towering heels.

The former Love Islander has also added a pair of black shades to her look as she performed for guests at her wedding. 

Elsewhere, Olivia put on a smitten display with her new husband as she jumped into his arms and planted a passionate smooch on his lips.

While Olivia had her hair in a neat bun for the ceremony, she was now wearing it in bouncy curls, tied half up with a white satin ribbon.

Bradley remained in the all black suit which he wore for the ceremony.

Another image Olivia added to the gallery was of her wedding guests all dressed in black tie surrounding her and Bradley.

While another pictured Bradley and two of his pals walking down the corridor of the five-star Bulgari hotel, where the wedding was hosted.

The latest slew of snaps comes after the star was slammed for delaying her £200k June wedding due to the groom being on crutches.

She upset viewers when she made the revelation on Monday’s Loose Women admitting the walking aids would not be ‘aesthetically pleasing’.

She said: ‘We cancelled once because of Covid and then twice because of [Bradley’s] ACL [anterior cruciate ligament injury] I was like I love you but I want to avoid crutches’.

Adding: ‘It’s not aesthetically pleasing and not fun for him’.

Footballer Bradley was forced to spend a year on the sidelines after suffering the injury twice, first in 2020 and again in 2021 leading to surgery. His Rover’s manager Tony Mowbray described the setback at the time ‘heartbreaking’.

Again referring to aesthetics Olivia revealed it was also the reason why she opted not to have bridesmaids on the big day.

Telling the Loose Women: ‘It’s being political isn’t it. We said we wanted even numbers so it balanced aesthetically’. 

‘For the photo it’s gotta balance. If I get everyone in who is expected to be one, it’s gonna look silly. And getting 10 dresses’. 

Fuming viewers took to Twitter with one writing: ‘It wouldn’t be aesthetically pleasing? Glad your priorities were in check’.

With a second adding: ‘Even numbers so it’s balanced aesthetically – “Oh f*** off”‘.

However the couple failed to consumate the union that night with Olivia cheekily admitting: ‘I was asleep before [Bradley] got in the room.’

She also doubled down on not inviting any children to the wedding saying: ‘Obviously we haven’t got kids. If we haven’t got our own kids there, we don’t want anyone else’s kids there’.

‘There’s nothing for kids to do at weddings. It’s boring for them. And if you wanna have a drink you don’t wanna be worried about your kids.

Asked if it was the wedding she truly wanted after documented it all on film Olivia made a candid confession. 

‘I got to the point a few days before [the wedding] like who is this even for – at some point you have to draw a line.

‘There’s a pressure because I know it’s gonna go on telly and people are gonna have their thoughts, but it’s all part of the fun’.

Before adding: ‘It [wedding planning] started to feel like another job – even with a planner.’

Despite the difficulties Olivia went on to reveal she hoped to continue with her career as a reality star and film the important moments after ‘living her life’ on camera. 

She also revealed she had been having ‘chats’ with I’m A Celeb bosses about re entering the jungle forced to make an early exit due to ill health in 2022.   

‘We’ve had chats. I was enjoying it. I was having fun. I was having a great time. It was a dream of mine to do the show’. 

‘When I got in it was huge. If we can make it work with another stuff, I’d love to go [back].’