Billie Faiers' mum has hit back at holidaymakers' complaints over wedding guests 'intimidating and raucous' behaviour in the Maldives.
Family and friends at the wedding of Billie and long-term love Greg Shepherd have been accused of causing 'carnage' and ruining a holiday of a lifetime.
But the Mummy Diaries star's mother Suzie Wells was having none of this as she defiantly shared a clip of the wedding party dancing in the sea around a set of bongo drums, with the caption 'a little party never hurt nobody.'
Wedding backlash: Billie Faiers' mum has hit back at holidaymakers' complaints over wedding guests 'intimidating and raucous' behaviour in the Maldives
Party on: But the Mummy Diaries star's mother Suzie Wells was having none of this as she defiantly shared a clip of the wedding party dancing in the sea around a set of bongo drums, with the caption 'a little party never hurt nobody'
In the clip, where a saxophone is also heard playing, newlyweds Billie, 29, and Greg are seen dancing, singing and cheering in the crystal clear waters, as guests surround them.
Billie and Greg also made their trip a double celebration on Thursday when they celebrated their son Arthur's second birthday with a daytime rave.
The toddler was treated to a birthday of epic proportions as guests danced their hearts out serenaded by a saxophonist and bongo drums, before being treated to an lavish sit down dinner in paradise.
This comes as MailOnline spoke to holidaymakers who have lodged an official complaint with KUONI travel about their £7000 trip after claiming it was 'totally spoiled.'
They said in a letter addressed to KUONI: 'It was virtually impossible to have a drink or meal without an area being re-arranged to accommodate the wedding party.
Oh dear; In the clip, where a saxophone is also heard playing, newlyweds Billie, 29, and Greg are seen dancing, singing and cheering in the crystal clear waters, as guests surround them
Banter: Greg poked fun at a holidaymaker's complaint they had turned 'Paradise into Southend' in this snap
Laidback: Greg revealed a chilled dinner was on the cards for that evening
Upset: Billie and Greg's Maldives wedding guests are accused of causing 'carnage' and ruining 'holiday of a lifetime' with their 'intimidation and raucous behaviour'
Adding: 'The new arrivals were very loud and needed to be heard - they were swearing loudly.'
'Our real gripe is that Paradise had turned into Southend, (nothing wrong with Southend), but we chose an exclusive resort and it soon became clear that we were less important than the Faiers group.
'I think the island should have been exclusive to the wedding party and then other guests would not have been subjected to disappointment!'
Shock: Holidaymakers have lodged an official complaint with Kuoni after claiming their lavish trip was ruined by the loud wedding guests (pictured: Greg's friends on Instagram)
Conflict: Billie and Greg shared their first picture as man and wife on social media on Wednesday in the Maldives but holidaymakers claim their wedding took over the island
The big day: Billie (seen here trying on wedding dresses for her reality show, The Mummy Diaries) has a magazine deal in place
In further correspondence to MailOnline, the holidaymaker said: 'There were 90 plus members of the wedding party and it was carnage.
'It was like the Essex circus had rolled into town. They were raucous and our trip was totally spoiled. Our trip of a lifetime ended so poorly.'
On Thursday, the wedding party showed no sign of slowing down as Billie and Greg shared a video from their son Arthur's second birthday, two days after their big day.
The families had taken over another restaurant as the children played the bongos alongside a man playing a saxophone amid a party atmosphere.
Billie and Greg also shared a lovely picture of themselves in swimwear, holding a personalised lifebuoy and wearing a 'bride' headband.
The day before, it was reported that Greg was accused of being 'aggressive' and calling a holidaymaker a 'c***' on the wedding day.
As the week went on the numbers grew and so did the volume - there are several bars and restaurants on the island but it was virtually impossible to have a drink or meal without an area being re-arranged to accommodate the wedding party. Every time we ate somewhere they would be shouting to one another across the restaurant if they weren’t seated together - Kuramathi is so tranquil and peaceful - we didn’t expect this sort of behaviour.
After eating in the Reef restaurant on Friday night we walked across to the Laguna Bar - a duo was playing - tables and chairs had been moved to make a temporary dance floor. I think this could have been Billies hen night - it was like walking in to a private party, we took a seat outside and waited for the staff to get us a drink. We didn’t feel comfortable going into the bar, everyone looked at us like we shouldn’t have been there.
On Saturday around lunchtime we had finished our meal in the Island Coffee shop and were sitting in the beach area. A loud cheer went up, lots of screaming and shouting and it was evident that other wedding guests had just arrived on the island. There was then a champagne reception held in the adjacent Fung bar, complete with cameramen - it was impossible to get to the bar area.. The new arrivals were very loud and needed to be heard - they were swearing loudly.
There was no advance warning that this area would be closed to other guests.
The party on Sunday night was supposedly in the Island Coffee shop garden - which is next to a restaurant and beach bar called the Sand bar - I believe most of the wedding party were present.
We had eaten at a different restaurant and intended to finish the evening at the Sand Bar as we had done most evenings.
We couldn’t get anywhere near the Sand bar as the wedding party had taken it over, although it wasn’t closed off for their use and so we retreated to the Fung bar where the champagne reception had
