Dua Lipa and Callum Turner celebrated their wedding in Palermo, Italy, with a lavish three-day event that reportedly cost around £1.5 million. The celebrations, attended by celebrities like Charli XCX and Donatella Versace, sparked protests from locals who felt the city was being treated as a private venue. In response to the backlash, Lipa compensated residents with £5,000 to address parking and other inconveniences. While some locals expressed their anger through graffiti and posters stating 'Palermo is not for rent', Mayor Roberto Lagalla defended the couple, highlighting the positive economic impact and increased visibility for the city. He acknowledged that such large events can cause temporary disruptions but underscored their potential benefits for Palermo's international reputation. The couple had previously held a legal ceremony in London before traveling to Sicily for their celebrations, which included an outdoor party at the five-star Villa Igiea and a second ceremony at Villa Valguarnera.