Music Producer Mark Ronson Weds In France

Music producer Mark Ronson model-actress girlfriend Josephine de la Baume in France Saturday.

According to Daily Mail, the couple were married in the South of France, with the bride wearing a Zac Posen gown and Ronson wearing a candy-striped suit and Ray-Ban sunglasses.

Ronson, who is brother to DJ Samantha Ronson and designer Charlotte Ronson, began dating De la Baume in 2009 and they were engaged in February 2011.

Ronson was a close friend of the late Amy Winehouse, and worked with her on her Grammy Award-winning album "Back To Black" in 2007. A source revealed to Us Weekly that the newlyweds honored Winehouse at their wedding with a toast.

"Amy was a great friend of both Mark and Josephine and they would have been thrilled to have her with them at their big day, but sadly it wasn't to be," the source said.

The day Winehouse died, Ronson tweeted his grief.

"She was my musical soulmate & like a sister to me. this is one of the saddest days of my life," he wrote.

Click over to Daily Mail for photos of the bride and groom on their wedding day.

Comments

[peachfuzz]

08:50 PM on 09/05/2011

Good god, can't Mark Ronson have a marriage announcement without mentioning Amy and a video tribute to her death?

[Asuigeneris1]

07:33 AM on 09/06/2011

Maybe she would have been part of his wedding, why shouldn't he pay tribute to someone he cared about...who passed away before his wedding? o.0

[peachfuzz]

07:53 AM on 09/06/2011

And that's a private affair -- I don't think the media needs to report it and include a video memorial montage in the same wedding news piece. TACKY!

[CarrieDN]

05:41 PM on 09/05/2011

Mark Ronson is newsworthy? Maybe in the UK.

[Asuigeneris1]

07:33 AM on 09/06/2011

I know who he is, all of the Ronsons are at he very least known...and I don't live in the UK.

[Asuigeneris1]

07:34 AM on 09/06/2011

the* very least

[YakittyGirl]

12:50 AM on 09/05/2011

"Music producer Mark Ronson model-actress girlfriend Josephine de la Baume in France Saturday." Huh? Will someone explain that sentence to me?

[Comicoffee]

06:09 PM on 09/05/2011

Sure--it's missing a verb. :)