Two Doors Down star Grado tied the knot with fiancee Stephanie in a lavish ceremony at the weekend.
The actor and wrestler enjoyed a wonderful day at the Lochside House Hotel in Ayrshire, surrounded family and friends.
And the couple looked incredible with the BBC star uploading a video of their big day to his Instagram with the caption: "Mr & Mrs Stevely, it’s yersel x."
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Famous for other shows including Scot Squad and Go Radio, the actor and radio host donned a navy kilt with Stephanie wearing a long sleeved lace gown
The new couple are now sunning it up in the stunning Maldives on their honeymoon with Graeme Stevely, his real name, uploading to his Instagram stories a selfie of him, his wife and another couple captioning the photo: "Come tae Maldives and meet a couple fae Irvine."
And it seems they're having a blast with the pair enjoying the sunny beaches and clear waters.
Speaking previously to the Daily Record, Grado said that Stephanie was his perfect match as they both love Rangers and the same Chinese takeaway.
The pair met on Grado's brother’s stag do in Magaluf. Stephanie was on a hen night and he found out she liked him. They went for a romantic midnight stroll on the beach so Grado could find out if they were compatible.
He said: “She told me her mum had just passed. I was like, ‘Well my mum has just passed’. I said, ‘What team do you support?’ She said, ‘Rangers’, and I said, ‘I support Rangers’.
“I’m from Stevenson and she’s from Ardrossan, so I asked her what her favourite Chinese was in our area. She said, ‘Mei’s Kitchen’.
“I turned around and pulled my trousers down because I’ve got a Mei’s Kitchen tattoo on my back. It’s my tramp stamp. It’s a match made in heaven.”
He added: “I went all the way to Magaluf to meet someone who lives two miles from me.”
Back in November 2021, the couple welcomed their daughter Perrie and Stephanie already had daughter Esme to a previous relationship.
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