Rebel Wilson looked every inch the blushing bride as she wed Ramona Agruma in a romantic ceremony in Sardinia.

The Bridesmaids star, 44, said 'I do' with Ramona, 40, at a destination wedding on the large Italian island in the Mediterranean Sea on Saturday.

A source previously told DailyMail.com that the couple planned to tie the knot in a 'super romantic' and intimate ceremony surrounded by their nearest and dearest.

Pictures from the big day showed the newlyweds looking incredible in near-identical strapless wedding dresses with voluminous skirts from Pronovias, the bridal brand used by Pippa Middleton. 

Both brides opted for an off the shoulder design, but while Rebel opted for a plain finish and a thin belt around her waist, Ramona decided on beaded detailing and a plunging mesh neckline. 

Rebel wore her blonde locks in loose waves with a pretty floral hairpiece, while jewellery designer Ramona had her hair pinned up in a stylish chignon. 

The newlyweds clutched matching bouquets of white roses as they said their vows in front of family and friends - which included former TOWIE star Vas J Morgan. 

Not on the guestlist, however, was Rebel's former best friend Hugh Sheridan, who recently claimed he no longer speaks to the couple and wasn't invited to their wedding, despite being the one to set them up.

It was the perfect fairytale location for the couple to exchange vows as they notably holidayed in Porto Cervo, Sardinia, just days after going Instagram official with their romance in 2022.

The Pitch Perfect actress and her partner were reportedly supposed to get married in a 2025 beach wedding but Rebel decided to move up the date.

The couple first met in 2021 and announced their engagement in February 2023. They share a daughter Royce Lillian, who will turn two in November.

DailyMail.com exclusively shared the news of their nuptials last week, revealing that the couple were 'thrilled' to be tying the knot.

'Rebel is really excited to be getting married to the love of her life, she is absolutely thrilled,' a source shared ahead of the big day.

'It is going to be stunning and super romantic. She is madly in love and can't wait to be wed.' 

'Rebel doesn't want to wait any longer, she is happy to marry this month because she is very much in love with Ramona and wants to be wed,' the source added.

'It will be a small ceremony with close friends and family, and also very elegant,' the insider concluded. 

Previously speaking about her wedding plans, Rebel said she wanted to marry Ramona in a romantic beachside ceremony in 2025.

'It'll probably be next year. I feel like it's gonna be a beach wedding but I just don't know what beach,' she shared during an appearance on ITV's This Morning in May. 

Rebel came out as queer in June 2022 and debuted her relationship with Ramona in a sweet post at the same time, sharing a cosy selfie of them alongside some heartfelt words.

'I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince… but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess,' she gushed in an Instagram post at the time.

Just days later, Rebel shared a photograph of her and Ramona grinning and holding hands as they holidayed in Sardinia together.

The couple, who first met in 2021, went on to welcome their daughter Royce Lillian via surrogate in November 2022.

'Beyond proud to announce the birth of my first child, Royce Lillian, born this past week via surrogate,' Rebel confirmed on Instagram at the time. 

Rebel and Ramona then announced their engagement in February 2023, with the actress popping the question in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland in California.

She shared photographs of Ramona flashing her diamond ring after Rebel popped the big question, with the overjoyed couple packing on the PDA with a sweet kiss.

Rebel's former best friend, Australian actor Hugh Sherida, is said to have set her up with Ramona, but after an explosive fallout he no longer talks to the couple. 

Just hours before the couple were said to have married, Hugh shared videos of himself on a nighttime boat trip around the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.

'It's corny and seedy, but believe me, I like the simple life,' he captioned the videos, referring to his song, titled Give Me the Simple Life.

Earlier this month, the Australian actor detailed his shock falling out with his former best friend Rebel and said he was not invited or told about her Italian wedding plans.

Speaking on The Kyle and Jackie O Show, host Kyle Sandilands asked Hugh whether he would be travelling to Italy to attend Rebel and Ramona's wedding.

'No, I wasn't even told about it. I've actually messaged them [but I didn't hear back],' the singer responded. 'Look, I don't even really know them anymore.'

'Did you do something wrong?' a surprised Kyle asked before Hugh admitted he had 'no idea what has happened'.

'On their first date, I even gave them both little Tiffany's necklaces and they still wear them,' Hugh continued.

'I just hope that everything goes well for Rebel. I do worry about it though because I went to court for her here and we were really great mates.

'I did introduce her to Ramona and all that sort of thing. I just want her to have good people around.

'And I worry because I feel like back in the day, I was probably one of the only people that would be there for her and now with the silence and stuff, I just want to make sure she's all right, but I'm sure she's all right.' 

Hugh also revealed how he introduced Rebel to his assistant and now 'she doesn't talk to me either'.

Hugh previously told how he 'played Cupid' for Rebel by setting her up with Ramona in 2021. 

'I'm a bit of a matchmaker in my spare time. I've got a few marriages in there,' Hugh said in a past radio appearance on 2Day FM.

'Both were really hard to set up. Ramona is really smart, and Rebel is really smart.

'I was in New York with my ex and feeling very sad, and Rebel said she can't imagine how I feels because she's never been in love before!'

'I thought, ''Gosh, she's a hard one to crack.'' So I thought of Ramona straight away.'

Not long after her engagement, Rebel opened up about how overjoyed she was to have started a family with Ramona and detailed her fertility struggles. 

'There's a lot of things I've had to overcome in my life but obviously, the end of the story is a very happy story because I am engaged,' she shared.

'I have I struggled with fertility with something called PCOS [Polycystic ovary syndrome] and the end of the day my story is I have a beautiful baby daughter who just she melts my heart! She's just started talking and she says like, 'I love you'...

'I went through five rounds of IVF to get her and it was worth every moment of that emotional rollercoaster and anyone who's dealing with fertility stuff knows what I'm talking about.'

During an interview with People in March, Rebel then gushed about her experience of motherhood and revealed her daughter's first and 'favorite' word. 

'It shocks me how much she melts my heart,' the star told the outlet. 'And when says, "Mama?" Lately that's her new favorite word.'

'And that was her first word ever. It just, it melts you and you're like, "Aw." I thought I would be a strict parent, but apparently I'm the opposite.' 

Rebel also discussed how her surrogate became pregnant with her 'last viable embryo' and called her daughter 'a miracle'.

'She opens her eyes, and she looks at us. We're a family now,' the actress continued, referencing to Agruma, and later added, 'I'm a mother. It's a bl**dy miracle.' 

Rebel opened about her dating history before meeting Ramona in her memoir Rebel Rising, which was released earlier this year.

She described herself as a 'late bloomer in love' and told how she was 'shy' about going on dates, before challenging herself to date 50 men to gain more confidence. 

'I was a late bloomer in love, so dating was something I felt very, very shy about going on dates. That's why in 2019, when I was really single I realized I need to go on more dates,' she shared in the release.

'I did my own little experiment, when I dated like 50 men - not at the same time - but anyone who asked me out, I had to say yes. I got more and more comfortable dating. I did lose my virginity late compared to a lot of people - 35 years old.' 

She also divulged that she didn't lose her virginity until she was 35 and said she wanted to share the detail so other young people know that 'not everybody has to lose their virginity as a teenager'.

She said: 'People can wait till they're ready or wait till they're a bit more mature...

'And I think that could be a positive message. You obviously don't have to wait until you're in your thirties like me, but you shouldn't feel pressure as a young person'.

She went on to add that she believes if she was born 20 years later, she would have felt more open with exploring her sexuality at a younger age. 

'It's absolutely incredible, if I had been born 20 years later, I probably would've explored my sexuality more. I just knew I was attracted to men, and that was the normal thing,' the Senior Year actress candidly shared.

'And so when I started opening myself up probably more after my father's death and realizing, oh, even though I'd seen marriage as a terrible thing and waste of time, I started opening myself up to that.

'And then only years later, meeting women and having feelings for a woman, and that, I just think it's a sign of where society kind of was.'

While Rebel will no doubt be on cloud nine after her wedding, she is still in the midst of a legal battle over her directorial debut this summer.

Rebel accused producers of sabotaging the film project, embezzling funds, and sexually harassing the lead star in a demand letter in June as well as a video shared on her Instagram account in July. 

DailyMail.com recently discovered Australian star Charlotte MacInnes, 25, is the woman who was dragged into Rebel's bitter feud with film producers Amanda Ghost, Gregory Cameron, and Vince Holden.  

The three producers have since filed a defamation lawsuit against the Australian comedian, slamming her claims as  'fictitious' and having 'no basis in reality.' 

They also accuse Rebel of bullying and falsely accusing Ghost of 'inappropriate behavior' towards Charlotte, with Ghost noting in the defamation suit that the actress strongly denied being subjected to such, when asked about Rebel's claims.

Now, a legal complaint obtained by DailyMail.com reveals the feud broke out following a series of disputes over writing credits and Rebel's behavior on set of The Deb, which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival earlier this month.

The producers say that when Rebel 'did not get her way in these disputes', she 'revived a fictitious story about Ms. Ghost sexually harassing a lead actor in 'The Deb' that has absolutely no basis in reality, as the actor that is the subject of this defamatory tale has repeatedly confirmed.

In a statement released to DailyMail.com, MacInnes confirmed she is the actress referred to in the lawsuit and angrily accused Wilson of 'undermining real victims' with her 'false' claims.

She said: 'There is no truth to the allegations made involving me. I made a statement to the film team when this was first said in September 2023 and am saying this now to draw a line under it. 

'Making false accusations undermines real victims and I won't be the subject of a fabricated narrative.'

Musical comedy The Deb follows the story of farm girl Taylah Simpkins and her city slicker cousin Maeve as they look for dates for an upcoming ball.

The court battle over The Deb follows a controversy earlier this year over a chapter in Wilson's memoir, Rebel Rising, in which she claimed Sasha Baron Cohen harassed her on the set of The Brothers Grimsby.

The actress, who played Sacha's girlfriend Dawn in the film, accused him of making her uncomfortable with repeated requests for nudity and asking 'Rebel, can you just stick your finger up my butt?' during a skit.

After Sacha, 52, described the claims as 'demonstrably false' and threatened to call the lawyers in, the book was published with redactions in the UK to avoid falling foul of the country's notoriously tough libel and defamation laws.

Rebel has also previously been accused of lying about her age and upbringing. 

She was eventually forced to admit she was six years older than she had claimed but sued a number of Australian magazines in May 2016 for defamation, saying they had painted her as a 'serial liar'.

She won the case and, in September 2017, was awarded $4.5million AUD ($3million USD, £2.3million GBP) in damages, although she was later forced to return $4.1millionAUD ($2.7 USD, £2million GBP) plus $600,000 AUD ($408,600 USD, £306,973 GBP) in interest following an appeal.