Tennis Stars De Minaur and Boulters Romantic Honeymoon

Newlyweds and are wasting no time enjoying married life, with the tennis sweethearts jetting off to the Italian Riviera for a sun-soaked honeymoon.

Photos obtained by Daily Mail showed the pair touching down in glamorous Portofino just days after saying 'I do'—on the same day as the Men's final—kicking off their next chapter in one of Europe's most luxurious holiday destinations. 

Aussie tennis ace de Minaur looked firmly in holiday mode, showing off his laid-back honeymoon style in patterned board shorts, a crisp white linen shirt and a pair of sandals. 

The 27-year-old, who holds the title of Australia's No.1 men's singles player, completed the relaxed look with a white cap, dark sunglasses and a silver cross necklace.

His new bride Boulter was effortlessly glamorous alongside him, with the British tennis beauty turning heads in a flowing white button-front skirt teamed with a designer Gucci swimsuit worth around $1,100. 

The pair appeared happier than ever as they boarded a small boat to explore the stunning Italian coastline, making the most of their romantic getaway. 

Later, the loved-up pair stripped down to their swimwear and soaked up the Mediterranean sunshine, both already sporting enviable sun-kissed glows. 

Boulter, 29, embraced a natural look for the day on the water, appearing makeup-free behind a pair of chic black sunglasses. 

She swept her blonde locks back with a white claw clip and carried a stylish forest-green day bag as she enjoyed the newlywed bliss.

De Minaur and Boulter tied the knot in a secret ceremony in front of close family and friends on July 12.

The couple wed at a historic church in Leicestershire near Boulter's home village, with the .

Many fans slammed de Minaur for scheduling the wedding on a day when he could have been on Centre Court for the biggest match of his career, saying it shows he doesn't have enough faith in his ability to win a Grand Slam.

But it has since been revealed that the happy couple only booked the date after they were both eliminated from the championships, according to The First Serve.

The second, bigger wedding is scheduled to be held in the next week, according to a report from tennis journalist Jessica Schiffer.

The couple's first ceremony took place before a small congregation of family members at the same time as the men's final at Wimbledon. 

Boulter dazzled in a long white gown with her blonde hair swept up as she tied the knot with her partner of six years.

She arrived at the church in the front seat of a black Porsche Carrera with her husband-to-be, who was smartly dressed in a black suit, white shirt and bow tie.

The couple, stepping out untraditionally together before getting hitched, smiled as they walked, bride first and groom behind, before a few well-wishers.

Locals had been banned from taking any photos.

Their nuptials were described as being 'deliberately low key' and 'personal' by a source, with only family members attending.

They were then followed by a celebration in a nearby pub – a world away from the public and media glare of the world's most feted tennis championship.

Scores of fans took aim at de Minaur once the Mail revealed the couple had exchanged vows.

'The date surprises me – what if he'd made it to the final....?' one person asked on X. 

'He knew he wasn't going to make the final?' another asked.

'Top 10 and booking your wedding during Wimbledon, talk about ambition,' one user added.

'Embarrassing date choice,' another stated.

'Does this mean what I'm thinking? The number 5 player in the world knew he wasn't going to be in the Wimbledon final and already had his wedding planned for a long time on that day?' another commenter said.