Dua Lipa and Callum Turner recently celebrated their wedding in Sicily, with festivities costing around $1.7 million. While the event attracted attention, it also led to significant backlash from local residents in Palermo. The couple hosted a three-day celebration at historic venues such as Villa Valguarnera and Galleria d’Arte Moderna. However, the event prompted road closures, restricted access to public areas, and increased security, which residents claimed disrupted their daily lives. Protest posters emerged around the city, voicing concerns about the commercialization of public spaces. Activist groups encouraged locals to display mock welcome signs to draw attention to these issues. In response to the disruptions, the couple offered £5,000 (approximately $6,500) to affected residents, an action that some viewed as contradictory to their public image of a simple romance. Despite the criticism, the wedding went ahead as planned, with around 200 guests, including notable figures from the entertainment industry, attending the lavish celebrations, which featured a performance by Elton John.