Lauren Price Carlie Jones Wedding: Boxer Marries at Sant Ffraed House
Lauren Price Carlie Jones wedding took place on Saturday at Sant Ffraed House in Abergavenny, where the Olympic gold medalist and boxing world champion married her partner in front of 110 guests. Price used her speech to frame the day as her biggest win, a rare public line that put the ceremony’s scale and personal weight in the same breath.
“I'm Lauren Price MBE, Olympic gold medalist, unified champion and now, for my biggest win, I have my wife, Carlie.” That was the clearest marker of how the day landed for the couple, and it came after Price had fully recovered from facial injuries sustained after her April win over Stephanie Pineiro. The timing gives the wedding a sharper edge: this was not just a public celebration, but a reset after a hard stretch in the ring.
Sant Ffraed House in Abergavenny
Price and Jones exchanged vows in an emotional ceremony at Sant Ffraed House, with guests travelling from across the UK for the occasion. The couple first met as teenagers, which gives the marriage a longer arc than a one-day celebration; it is the formal close of a relationship built over years, not weeks or months.
Price was walked down the aisle by her grandmother, Linda, while Jones was walked down by her mum, Karen. That detail matters because Price was raised from three-days-old by Linda and her grandfather Derek, making the ceremony as much a family handover as a wedding entrance.
Linda, Derek and Karen
Derek died in November 2020 at the age of 80, so the wedding also carried the absence of one of the people who raised Price. The family structure around the aisle walk gives the day its emotional shape, with Linda there for Price and Karen there for Jones, each taking a visible role in the moment the couple chose to make public.
Guests gathered on the terrace at sunset before dancing long into the night, and venue manager Greg Chester called it “What a knockout of a day. The impromptu first dance on the terrace at sunset was the icing on the cake. Lauren and Carlie's love shone through in every moment, and both brides looked absolutely beautiful. We're so proud to have hosted such a special day for them.” It is a polished private event with the kind of guest list and setting that signal status without needing a red carpet.
Eva Ashley Bridal gowns
The brides wore bespoke gowns curated by Welsh bridal boutique Eva Ashley Bridal, whose founder Rebecca Chick said, “It was a privilege to play a small part in celebrating the love shared by Lauren and Carlie. Both brides looked breathtaking in the gowns we chose together. I wish them every happiness as they begin this exciting new chapter together.” For a boxer who spent April recovering from facial injuries, the visual turn from damage to tailored ceremony is the clearest proof that this was a personal milestone, not a media event.
What Price has now done is simple and decisive: she has turned a year defined by recovery into one defined by commitment, and she did it with 110 guests, a family-led aisle walk and a speech that left no doubt about where she placed the day in her life. That is the story readers should take from Sant Ffraed House — not just that she married, but that she did so with the full architecture of her past present in the room.
