Billy Delbosq is already talking about a vow renewal with Amy Childs next year, only months after their wedding celebrations finished. The couple married in an intimate legal ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall in April, then staged a three-day celebration in Spain in September.
Marylebone Town Hall in April
Childs said, “We’re thinking about vow renewals for next year.” That keeps the story moving beyond the wedding itself and into another ceremony, with the couple now treating marriage as something they are already planning to mark again.
The first ceremony was small and legal, while the second ran as a bigger public-facing event. The wedding celebrations were filmed in full for Amy Childs: A TOWIE Wedding, giving the couple a second use for the material beyond the day itself and turning the family milestone into a filmed project.
Spain in September
Delbosq planned the whole wedding, and Childs said she had no involvement. “Bill actually planned the whole wedding. I had no involvement. I thought he was organising a funeral instead of a wedding. That’s how much stress he we was under,” she said. She also brought her designer, make-up artist, and hairdresser, a sign that the Spain celebration was built as a controlled production rather than a loose family gathering.
The Spanish wedding drew 160 guests over three days, with Sophie Kasaei, Jordan Brook, Saffron Lempriere, and Harry Derbidge among those present. Harry acted as man-of-honour, while Childs’s four children attended, including her twins Millie and Billy, who were three years old at the time, along with Polly and Ritchie.
Julie and the postponed day
The delay behind the wedding still sits inside the happy ending. Childs said the couple postponed their big day from last year after her mum Julie suffered a heart attack, adding, “Last year was the hardest year of my life. I always think, ‘My mum might not have been at the wedding.’ Things could’ve been different and she might have not seen me walk down the aisle – you really have to take each day as it comes.”
That is why next year’s vow renewal matters more than a routine anniversary gesture: the couple have already shown they are willing to turn a private milestone into a staged event, and Childs’s words suggest they want another marker while the family is intact and able to gather for it. For readers, the open point is simple — they are planning again, but no date has been set.
