Julian Assange's bride Stella Moris opted for a Vivienne Westwood gown inscribed with a quote from the WikiLeaks founder as they tied the knot in a ceremony inside HMP Belmarsh

Her floor-length veil was embroidered with messages such as 'valiant', 'wild' 'relentless' and 'free enduring love'

Mother-of-two Stella teamed the gown with a large white veil while tucking a single pink rose inside her corset

The 38-year-old lawyer is mother to two children Assange secretly fathered in the Ecuadorian embassy, Max, 3, and Gabriel, 4, and is pictured with her sons at a hotel in London, ahead of their wedding

The silver dress was designed by Dame Westwood and Andreas Kronthaler, who are both long-time supporters of Assange, and featured an inscription of his words inside the gown

The silver satin gown featured puff-sleeve peplum overcoat with a statement collar buttoned up over a corset and floor-length skirt

Julian Assange's bride Stella Moris opted for a Vivienne Westwood gown inscribed with a quote from the WikiLeaks founder and words such as 'wild' and 'free' on her floor-length gown

Moris, partner of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, arrives at HMP Belmarsh prison before her wedding to Assange

Mother-of-two Stella teamed the gown with a large white veil embroidered with multicoloured words while tucking a single pink rose inside her corset

Moris arrives at HMP Belmarsh for her wedding to Assange in London with his brother  Gabriel Shipton today 

Julian Assange's fiancee Stella Moris arrives at HMP Belmarsh, south east London, alongside Julian's brother Gabriel Shipton and her mother, ahead of her wedding to the WikiLeaks founder inside the jail

The lawyer is pictured with Julian's brother Gabriel Shipton, ahead of her wedding to the WikiLeaks founder inside Belmarsh jail

Stella Moris poses with her sons Gabriel, and Max, left, for the media and supporters as she arrives to marry her partner the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in a small wedding service to be held inside the high-security prison