Jack Whitehalls Luxe Minimoon at Coworth Park

Newlyweds  and  are enjoying a minimoon at the £2,000-a-night Coworth Park before they jet off to Venice.

The husband and wife said 'I do' last Saturday in a lavish ceremony, which took place at the 17th-century Euridge Manor in the Cotswolds, and is believed to have cost an eye-watering £250,000.

Close family and friends were in attendance, as well as the couple's A-list pals including , Freddie Flintoff and , who went to great lengths not to be seen.

After the nuptials, they all travelled to the five-star Coworth Park hotel in where they partied the night away until 2am.

New pictures now reveal the couple and their daughter, Elsie, have remained at the luxury hotel, enjoying a minimoon there.

In a snap posted to her Instagram account on Tuesday, Roxy, 34, could be seen relaxing on the grounds of the estate with her daughter.

In another story, she shared a sweet clip of Elsie as she petted a horse in the stables at the hotel.

Jack, 37, and Roxy are expected to fly to Venice for their honeymoon. 

The hotel is an extension of London's Dorchester Hotel and gained huge fame when Prince Harry .

It sits on an 18th century estate is less than 20 minutes from London Heathrow's Terminal 5.

The house hotel and spa is set in 240 acres of Berkshire parkland near Ascot, blending historic Georgian charm with modern style. 

The Mansion House Premium Suite, which is the hotel's most expensive room at approximately £2,000 per night, boasts its own private butler service.

Other features include a separate bar and dining area, a freestanding copper roll-top bathtub, countryside views and a daily room refresh twice a day.

It is understood the wedding party were warned to 'keep it down' because in 2023, the venue found itself in trouble with the council for being too noisy. 

Following Jack and Roxy's lavish nuptials, sources have revealed to The Mail On Sunday that the influencer wore not one but two bridal gowns made by Belarusian wedding dress designer Galia Lahav, which are thought to have cost up to £16,000 each.  

Roxy changed into her second dress for the party and also had a veil from the designer, while adding Alaïa's Le Coeur heels and jewellery from Roxanne Assoulin.

She also wore her grandmother's engagement ring, saying: 'She handed it down to me when she passed away, which was so special.'

The security team at the venue, owned by Jigsaw founder John Robinson, went to great lengths by shielding her with umbrellas so she couldn't be seen by the public.

Adding to the glamour were the Essex-born beauty's bridesmaids, fellow models Sophie Longford and Milly Slinger, who wore ankle-length champagne-peach dresses.

Roxy Horner has shared her first snap from her lavish wedding to new husband Jack Whitehall, hours after the couple tied the knot