COLDPLAY’S Guy Berryman has returned to his native Scotland to tie the knot at a five-star hotel.

The bass player, 48, married partner Johanna Winona Ekmark at the Fife Arms in Braemar.

Guy Berryman of Coldplay performs on stage, playing a decorated bass guitar in front of a glowing magenta and blue backdrop.
Guy Berryman has returned to his native Scotland to tie the knot at a five-star hotel Source: Getty
Members of the rock band Coldplay, from left to right: bass player Guy Berryman, singer Chris Martin, drummer Will Champion, and guitarist Jonny Buckland, pose in front of a green AOL Music backdrop.
Coldplay from left: Will Champion, Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland and Guy Berryman Source: Getty

The Aberdeenshire venue is a favourite with the rich and famous.

Guy, now living in , was born in Kirkcaldy, Fife, and for-med with after meeting at university in .

His wife, 32, is a Swedish singer who uses the stage name Winona Oak.

A statement issued on his behalf said: “Scotland has always remained a huge part of who he is.

“For Guy it was about sharing one of the most important moments of his life in the country he loves and beginning their married life somewhere that holds such deep ­personal meaning.”

He has three children with previous partners.

Chris Martin is known for singing about time through his band’s hit 2002 song, Clocks.

But the Coldplay frontman’s family has a long historical connection to timepieces.

The singer is actually the great-great-grandson of William Willett.

Willett was the British builder who first campaigned for changing the clocks, and what would become known as British Summer Time.