Billionaire dynasty heiress Isabel Getty, 32, whose oil tycoon great-grandfather Paul was once the world's richest man, marries British financier, 41, in stylish London wedding after decades of family tragedy

Billionaire dynasty heiress Isabel Getty has married British financier Faris McKinnon in a stylish London ceremony this week, wearing a thigh-skimming white skirt suit and bright blue stilettos for the occasion.The wedding marks a happy new chapter for Isabel, 32 - the great-granddaughter of oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, once the world’s richest man with an estimated fortune of $6billion - whose family has endured a string of tragedies alongside their extraordinary wealth.Former Tatler cover star Isabel tied the knot with Faris, 41, at Chelsea Old Town Hall before celebrating with friends and family at Harry's Bar, the exclusive private members' club in Mayfair.The London-based gallery owner and singer, who welcomed son Viggo with Faris last year, married on Thursday in front of a small group of relatives and friends, who later shared photos from the day on Instagram as they congratulated the newlyweds.A source close to the couple told the Daily Mail: 'It was a beautiful day celebrating a wonderful couple. Everyone is so happy for them.'For the ceremony, Isabel opted for a fitted white jacket with fringed edging and a matching short skirt, teamed with a white pillbox-style hat and pointed cobalt blue heels. Faris wore a blue double-breasted suit and a patterned tie.Their young son was part of proceedings too, with Faris carrying Viggo as the couple emerged from the town hall.Friends and relatives gathered on the steps beneath a large floral arch and showered them with white confetti and red petals, while Isabel carried a bouquet of pink, peach and lilac blooms. Billionaire dynasty heiress Isabel Getty (pictured) has married British financier Faris McKinnon in a stylish London ceremony this week, wearing a thigh-skimming white skirt suit and bright blue stilettos for the occasion The wedding (pictured) marks a happy new chapter for Isabel, 32 - the great-granddaughter of oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, once the world’s richest man with an estimated fortune of $6billion - whose family has endured a string of tragedies alongside their extraordinary wealthThe newlyweds then left in a vintage black Rolls-Royce convertible, while their guests were ferried to the reception on a privately hired red Routemaster bus.Celebrations continued at Harry's Bar, where long dining tables were dressed with pink flowers and guests were handed instant cameras to snap their own photos of the day.It was a joyful milestone for a family whose immense fortune has, over the decades, been shadowed by a succession of personal tragedies.The most notorious came in 1973, when J. Paul Getty's 16-year-old grandson, John Paul Getty III, was kidnapped in Rome and held for five months as his captors demanded a multimillion-dollar ransom.His billionaire grandfather initially refused to pay the ransom, and the kidnappers cut off part of the teenager's ear and sent it to an Italian newspaper before a reduced sum was eventually paid and he was freed.He later struggled with drug addiction and suffered a stroke at 25 that left him severely disabled. He died in 2011, aged 54.The heartbreak did not end there. J. Paul Getty's youngest son, Timothy, died of a brain tumour aged just 12, while his eldest son, George, died in 1973 after an overdose of pills.Talitha Getty - the actress and model who married J. Paul Getty Jr and became a 1960s style icon - died in Rome in 1971, aged 30, following a suspected heroin overdose. Former Tatler cover star Isabel tied the knot with Faris, 41, at Chelsea Old Town Hall before celebrating with friends and family at Harry's Bar, the exclusive private members' club in Mayfair The London-based gallery owner and singer, who welcomed son Viggo with Faris last year, married on Thursday in front of a small group of relatives and friends, who later shared photos from the day on Instagram as they congratulated the newlywedsThe extraordinary Getty saga has since reached both the big and small screens.Christopher Plummer portrayed the patriarch in Ridley Scott's 2017 film All the Money in the World, which dramatised the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III.Donald Sutherland then played him in the 2018 television series Trust, which also focused on the abduction and its fallout and co-starred Hilary Swank and Harris Dickinson.The Getty name is now familiar around the world through photography, too - Isabel's father's cousin, Mark Getty, co-founded Getty Images in London in 1995 - although the family's original fortune was made in oil.Isabel is the daughter of businessman Christopher Getty and film producer Pia Getty, and her lineage is doubly gilded.Her great-grandfather J. Paul Getty built Getty Oil into an empire to become one of the richest men of the 20th century - and she comes from another billionaire dynasty on her mother's side.Her maternal grandfather is Robert Miller, the businessman who co-founded the duty-free empire DFS Group.Her mother's sisters made high-profile unions of their own: Isabel's aunt Marie-Chantal Miller is married to Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece, while Alexandra Miller was previously married to Prince Alexander von Furstenberg. For the ceremony, Isabel opted for a fitted white jacket with fringed edging and a matching short skirt, teamed with a white pillbox-style hat and pointed cobalt blue heels. Faris wore a blue double-breasted suit and a patterned tie A source close to the couple told the Daily Mail: 'It was a beautiful day celebrating a wonderful couple. Everyone is so happy for them.' Isabel has carved out her own path in Britain in the worlds of art and musicIsabel, though, has carved out her own path in Britain in the worlds of art and music.After studying music and business at New York University, she returned to London, where she now runs The Graduate Gallery in Fitzrovia and fronts the rock band Jean Marlow.She has spoken candidly about how the Getty surname can colour people's first impressions of her.'Some people bring a prejudice beforehand about meeting me - socially, professionally,' she said. 'Which is fine, but after a while hopefully that goes. It's just my family.'The wedding comes two months after Isabel celebrated her hen weekend in Copenhagen.The group took a boat out on the harbour and played games wearing masks bearing Faris's face, while Isabel wore a white veil for the festivities.They stayed at the five-star 1 Hotel Copenhagen, where rooms can cost up to £600 a night.