Peloton Instructors Leanne Hainsby and Ben Alldis Are Married in 'Intimate Ceremony' in London: 'Husband and Wife'

Peloton instructors Leanne Hainsby and Ben Alldis are married!

The British couple, who met while working for a fitness brand, shared a post on Instagram on May 29, revealing they had said “I do” in an “intimate” ceremony in London earlier this month – and teasing more celebrations to come.

Alongside a black and white shot of the couple cuddling up on their wedding day next to their cake, Hainsby wrote: “17.05.24 🤍.”

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“Part 1: We made it legal in an intimate ceremony in London, becoming husband and wife,” the fitness instructor wrote. “Part Two: Celebrating BIG – soon x.”

While Hainsby and Alldis — who confirmed they were dating in April 2020 and got engaged in August 2021 — haven’t shared many details about their big day, they did reveal they said “I do” at the Corinthia London, a luxury hotel in the United Kingdom . main.

Hainsby also gave a sneak peek of her wedding dress – or at least the back of it. The backless dress had beautiful ruffle detailing on the straps and a large bow, and she paired it with elegant hoop earrings.

Alldis, meanwhile, looked charming in a simple black tuxedo, which he accessorized with a flower pinned to the lapel.

Ben Alldis and Leanne Hainsby 2021.

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Hainsby, who first shared her breast cancer diagnosis and details with fans in January 2023, came clean in May. Speaking about her wedding that September, Hainsby recounted Women’s health that she was not fully into the planning because she wanted to “trust her body” before organizing the ceremony.

“One thing that comes first – before Ben and I start planning the wedding, first of all [else] happens — I want to believe to my core that I can trust my body again,” she told the magazine. “That’s my main goal — just to say it and believe it.”

The former dancer, who was officially diagnosed in August 2022, began 12 weeks of chemotherapy that fall and continued to do three to four hours of peloton a week — all without revealing her cancer diagnosis.

“I didn’t want to just feel like a cancer patient all the time, like I felt most of the time,” she told Women’s health.

Ben Alldis and Leanne Hainsby 2022.

Ben Alldis/ Instagram

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While Hainsby wasn’t getting into the details of wedding planning at the time, her fitness instructor husband had already shared some of the couple’s first ideas with PEOPLE.

“We’re going between having a big wedding or having a small wedding and a massive party,” Alldis told PEOPLE in May 2023. “But either way, it’s going to be a big party.”

“We said that if we were going to spend money on something, it would be on entertainment,” he added. “At the engagement party, we had various DJs, but we had a saxophonist… [and musicians] playing brass instruments. We just love music. All of Leanne’s friends are dancers, so I’m sure there will be dancing.”

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