Newlyweds Calvin Harris and Vick Hope stepped out for the first time as husband and wife as they headed off on honeymoon on Monday. 

The pair hopped on board a £25million private jet as they flew to Brindisi in Italy for the romantic holiday. 

The chart topping DJ and the BBC Radio host married in a lavish Glastonbury-themed wedding on Saturday.

The coupled gathered with their family and friends in an outdoor ceremony at Hulne Priory in Alnwick, Northumberland, before partying into the early hours. 

Jetting away to enjoy some one-on-one time together, Calvin was snapped loading the suitcases into the car as they left the Primrose Hill music studio.

Travelling in style the pair flew in a £25million private Embraer EMB-550 Legacy 500 to their honey moon destination. 

Calvin's hand was seen looking a little heavier as he donned his new wedding ring while Vick beamed from ear to ear as she carried her basket handbag, ready for the beach. 

Vick showcased her incredible physique as she cut a casual figure in a long figure-hugging beige dress and a pair of designer sunglasses. 

Meanwhile her husband kept it simple in a light green t-shirt and dark shorts as he carried the pair's baggage. 

The couple are yet to officially release any pictures from their big day, however  photos from the morning after the wedding show a glimpse inside the luxury and picturesque venue.

It looked like an incredible event as white teepees were dotted around the grounds alongside 80 lavish tents where guests stayed the night.

Food stands were set up for the after-party, with one for pizza, one for burgers and a Nigerian stall, as Vick is half Nigerian on her mother's side.

Calvin and Vick partied with their celeb pals, including Big Brother presenter AJ Odudu and BBC radio DJs Vernon Kay and Scott Mills and Vick's Radio 1 co-presenter Jordan North. 

Laminated signs placed around the grounds guided guests on where to go, while one declared mobile phones were strictly prohibited to ensure the couple's privacy.

Nile Rodgers and Chic, who had been flown in from the US, performed at the raucous reception, with their equipment still left out.

A taped-up sign showed their setlist for the event, beginning with Luther Vandross's 1981 song Never Too Much.

The rest of the set included classic dance anthems, including hits from Madonna, Beyonce and Sister Sledge.

An insider revealed details of the couple's romantic vows to The Sun, which a source said were 'really emotional'.

They added that the marriage ceremony included poems like Ernest Hemingway’s If There’s Empty Spaces In Your Heart and Lori Eberhai’s Devoted.

The publication also revealed that the reception included a ten-minute firework display.