The celebrity wedding, attended by big names like Charli XCX, Sir Elton John and Mark Ronson, has not gone without controversy though.<\/p>\n
Lipa and Turner are said to have compensated Palermo residents for the disruption caused by their wedding, reportedly giving \u00a35000 ($11,536) to those living nearby after locals began protesting their high-profile visit<\/a>.<\/p>\n Locals were reportedly cut off from accessing roads and two town squares in Palermo\u2019s historic centre and made to sign non-disclosure agreements, while a no-drone fly zone was enforced during the festivities.<\/p>\n In response, residents began erecting posters with declarations such as \u201cPalermo is not for rent\u201d and \u201cOur square is not your living room\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cPublic spaces belong to everyone. We reclaim the right to live them, free from private profit,\u201d another read.<\/p>\n With efforts to take down the posters hindered by angry locals, the newlyweds reportedly tried to quell residents\u2019 concerns by financially compensating apartment dwellers living nearby.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s all very, very off limits,\u201d one source told the Sun.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s top secret. The security is private but the local police are involved with the organisation of the event.\u201d<\/p>\n The couple were later spotted staying at the \u00a33400-a-night San Domenico Palace hotel in Taormina<\/a>, where the second season of HBO\u2019s White Lotus was filmed.<\/p>\nDua Lipa and Callum Turner officially tied the knot in London on May 31 before the three-day celebration in Sicily. Photo \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n