JORDAN and Peter Andre were not the only couple enjoying a fairytale wedding this weekend.

Boutique owner Pennita Wilshire tied the knot with businessman Guy Brudenell, in North Yorkshire.

But while the celebrity pair were kept hidden by a team of security guards to protect their exclusive deals with ITV and OK! magazine, the new Mr and Mrs Brudenell were only too happy to pose for pictures.

The wedding, in Helmsley, saw the bride arrive at All Saints Church in a Cinderella-style glass carriage.

It is believed to be one of only two in the country and was brought from Norfolk for the occasion.

The other carriage is thought to be the one used by glamour model Jordan for her journey to Highclere Castle, in Berkshire.

The bride, who runs family rug-selling business Spoilt for Choice, as well as women's clothes shop Pennita's, at Crofts, in Helmsley, walked to the church from the carriage on a purple carpet.

The guests were given just one word for the dress code on their invitations - glamorous.

Everything was planned to the finest detail, except for the presence of the vicar, the Reverend David Wilbourne.

He made it to the church with just 20 minutes to spare after spending the morning doing a cycle ride to raise money for the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust.

He cycled 30 miles around the North York Moors with four parishioners, visiting ten churches. The group passed through the village of Harome, just outside Helmsley, while the glass carriage was being unloaded from its lorry.

He said the wedding was one of the most spectacular that Helmsley had seen.

"The carriage was just like in the story of Cinderella when the pumpkin is turned into the glass coach," he said.

"It was what the bride wanted for the day."

Mr Wilbourne, who is the vicar of Helmsley, said the cycle ride went smoothly.

"Everything went according to plan. It was hard work, but I made it back in time.

"The church was very full and it was good to be here for it."