George Clooney's wedding: Bono, Matt Damon and Cindy Crawford leave the star-studded ceremony

Many women will be waking up this morning to the harsh reality that George Clooney is now a married man *sob*.
The silver fox, 53, tied the knot with Brit lawyer Amal Alamuddin yesterday in a swanky ceremony in Venice, Italy and star-studded guests have been pictured leaving after watching the lovebirds exchange vows.
Wedding guests all appeared in high spirits and George told a reporter from The Sun on Sunday it had been a "long day" during his last moments as a single man.
Amal wore a stunning Oscar de la Renta dress, which we are dying to see photos of, and George opted for a smart Armani suit for his big day with the loved-up couple saying 'I do' at about 8.45pm at the seven-star Aman hotel.
According to newspaper, the actor's friend Walter Veltroni, a former mayor of Rome, officiated at the ceremony but did not have the authority to legally marry them. There will be a civil ceremony to tie up the legal loose ends tomorrow.
Technically, this means women still have one day to find George and persuade him not to go through with it, but we fear it's pretty official already.
Guests including pal Matt Damon, U2's Bono, actress Emily Blunt, Cindy Crawford and US Vogue editor Anna Wintour were seen leaving the ceremony and hopping onto water taxis as thousands of people lined the Grand Canal to try and get a glimpse of the happy couple.
Emily was seen wearing a gorgeous blue patterned halter neck dress and was helped by a number of smartly dressed male guests as she stepped into a boat, while Cindy, whose husband was best man, also went for a darker shade of blue.
Matt and his gorgeous wife Luciana Barroso, who arrived in the city on Friday, were also photographed with Luciana dressed in a stunning low-cut lilac dress which flattered her figure.
Fashion icon Anna opted for a long black patterned number and white fur cardigan with heels and had her blonde hair styled in her signature bob.
Despite all of the stunning photographs of Amal, 36, and George heading out for dinner the night before and the actor having breakfast the next morning before being taken to the ceremony, there have been no official images of the bride and groom released.
All guests were asked to turn off their phones for the wedding in a social media blackout and it is thought the couple have signed a multi-million-pound deal with Vogue magazine for the pictures.

But it's okay, because all of the money will go to charity and it means we WILL get to see Amal's beautiful dress.