This past weekend, the Gold Coast wedding of OnlyFans star Annie Knight and Henry Brayshaw featured a toast that was, well, both hilarious and somewhat cringe-worthy. It stood out among the speeches, thanking thousands of online supporters.
The grand celebration, which cost around $180,000, brought together 72 close friends and family members as Knight said “I do” to her longtime partner.
However, it was during the toasts that things took a cheeky turn. One guest joked, “Thanks to the 30,000 sad, lonely men that paid for all this,” highlighting the online audience that helped fund their lavish wedding.
Despite the lighthearted jab, Knight described her weekend as a dream come true, featuring custom outfits, emotional vows, and nearly a soundtrack filled with Taylor Swift.
Standing at the aisle
Months of planning culminated in a moment Knight cherished the most: standing opposite Brayshaw at the altar. She shared, “It’s hard to choose a favorite moment since everything went so perfectly.”
She elaborated, “It was greater than I could have ever envisioned. But the feeling I had at the aisle with Henry is incredibly hard to articulate. It’s a moment I’ll carry in my heart forever.”
With family and friends traveling from all over the globe, the atmosphere felt incredibly special. “We had 72 guests, many of whom flew in from different countries or states just to be with us,” Knight noted, adding, “Every single one of them brought so much love and support, and you could truly feel it in the air.”
The $5,000 wedding dress
For many brides, finding the perfect wedding dress can be a long journey. Knight’s experience was surprisingly swift, albeit with an unexpected twist. She mentioned spending $5,000 on her dress (about $3,482 USD) but initially had her sights set on something pricier—eventually switching because it didn’t resonate with her as deeply.
“When I stepped out in the dress I chose, everyone was stunned. It felt so timeless and flattering; I knew it was the one,” she recalled.
The dress transformation required a morning packed with preparations. Starting at 7 a.m., Knight, her five bridesmaids, and both mothers dedicated over six hours to hair and makeup before the 1:30 p.m. ceremony.
What’s next for the couple?
Now that they’re married, Knight feels the title of “wife” hasn’t really changed their day-to-day life, although she enjoys the new label. “Henry and I have always felt like a married couple. It’s always been easy between us,” she reflected, adding with a smile, “I do love calling him my husband.”
Looking ahead, the couple is gearing up for a five-star honeymoon in Asia, ready to unwind after 18 months of wedding planning.
“We’re heading to a beautiful destination in Asia that neither of us has explored before,” Knight shared, detailing their plans for the trip—no work, spas, massages, sleep-in days, swimming, and indulging in plenty of food.
“It’s just going to be the two of us, aiming for the ultimate relaxed holiday to truly enjoy being married.”
