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Olympic champion Noemie Fox married her fiancé Titouan Dupras in a civil ceremony at Marseille Town Hall on Wednesday.
The French-born Australian slalom canoeist, 29, who began dating Dupras, 31, in 2017, shared the news with a heartwarming video posted to Instagram on Friday.
In the clip, Fox and Dupras sported big smiles as they tied the knot in front of friends and family in her home city of Marseille.
Fox opted for simple elegance when it came to her wedding look, slipping into an $840 layered dress by French fashion label Maje.
The cream frock featured a rib knit top, tweed jacket and skirt stitched together, with patch pockets and embossed gold buttons.
Cutaway details accentuated the sleeves, with Fox slicking her brunette tresses back into a high ponytail for the momentous occasion.
Olympic champion Noemie Fox, 29, married her fiancé Titouan Dupras, 31, in a civil ceremony at Marseille Town Hall on Wednesday
Fox kept her accessories to a minimum, with heavy gold earrings and a simple gold bangle to tie in with the buttons of her dress.
She then finished the bridal look with white, strappy high heels and a pair of black designer glasses, which she wore when she arrived at the venue.
Fox carried a bouquet of red flowers, with a video montage showing her laughing and smiling with Dupras and their loved ones before getting married.
Wedding guests could be seen filing into the venue while Fox later walked down the aisle hand-in-hand with her mother Myriam Fox-Jerusalmi.
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds were then seen posing for a photo with their families, which included Fox's father Richard and her sister Jessica.
They were then given a fitting send-off by loved ones as they exited the town hall to walk beneath a guard of honour made from canoe paddles.
The French-born Australian slalom canoeist, who began dating Dupras in 2017, shared the news with a heartwarming video posted to Instagram on Friday
Fox opted for simple elegance when it came to her wedding look, slipping into a $840 layered dress by French fashion label Maje
'Part 1: Le marriage civil!! à la mairie de Marseille, a dream,' Fox captioned the post, promising more wedding celebrations to come.
It comes a year after Fox and Dupras announced their engagement.
The pair revealed the news on Instagram last October alongside a loved-up photo as Fox flashed her diamond ring and cuddled up to her beau while on a hike.
'A little secret we've been keeping from youuuu!' Fox and Dupras wrote in the joint post.
'Who could have imagined that our little love story in Rio all those years ago would bring us here.️
'So proud of everything we've written together, et de tout ce qu'il nous reste à écrire (and everything we've still got to write).'
Wedding guests could be seen filing into the venue while Fox later walked down the aisle hand-in-hand with her mother Myriam Fox-Jerusalmi
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds were then seen posing for a photo with their families, which included Fox's father Richard and her sister Jessica
They were then given a fitting send-off by loved ones as they exited the town hall to walk beneath a guard of honour made from canoe paddles
It comes a year after Fox and Dupras announced their engagement
Fox and Dupras have been together for almost ten years.
While the pair are notoriously private about their romance, photos of them on their respective Instagram pages date back to 2017.
Dupras, an athlete in his own right, was on the French Canoe Slalom national team before he became a coach with the French International Canoe Federation in 2018.
For the first few years of their relationship, Dupras lived in Europe while Fox was based in Australia.
However, he eventually made the big move Down Under in 2021, where he joined the Australian Canoe Slalom coaching team and became Noemie's coach.
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