UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds' marriage certificate has been revealed (See The Details)

Record of Boris Johnson's marriage to Carrie Symonds was made available at Westminster Register Office.

The couple tied the knot in secret before celebrating with a small group of family and friends.

Despite being divorced twice in the last, Boris Johnson married Miss Symonds in the Catholic cathedral because his previous non-Catholic marriages were not considered valid.

A copy of the historic wedding certificate was made available at Westminster Register Office and lists Mr Johnson's occupation as 'Prime Minister of the United Kingdom'.

The premier's full name is given as Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson. The Tory leader first started using his middle name as a public name while at school, but close friends and family call him Alexander or Al.

His wife Carrie, who is to be known as Mrs Johnson, lists her job as a director of communications. The certificate obtained by the Sun on Sunday shows that her full name is Caroline Louise Bevan Symonds. 

The priest was Father Daniel Humphreys, who baptised Wilfred last year, the certificate also shows. And the witnesses were close friends of Mrs Johnson's - Janna Lawrence and Catherine Humphrey.

Mr Johnson, 57, married Miss Symonds, 33, at the Catholic Westminster Cathedral on May 29 and was followed by a celebration in the Rose Garden at Number 10 Downing Street.

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