Wedding bells for Pattie Boyd at 71

Pattie Boyd and Rod Weston, 61, have been together for almost 25 years

Pair were accompanied by their dog Freddie at Chelsea Register Office

This is Pattie's third marriage - her first was to George Harrison in 1966

Bentley took couple to wedding breakfast at Beaumont Hotel in Mayfair

 She was the woman who inspired three of the greatest love songs of all time and was at the heart of the most famous love triangle in rock history.

Married to both George Harrison and Eric Clapton, model Pattie Boyd was one of the most envied women in the world.

Yesterday at the age of 71, she wed for a third time – with a soundtrack provided by her Irish terrier Freddie who did his best to upstage the bride and her new groom, property developer Rod Weston.

 The setting was very rock and roll; Chelsea Register Office on the King’s Road, where so many of pop’s leading men and women have married over the years.

But that’s where any similarity with Pattie’s famous past began and ended.

There were still splashes of style, of course, from the Bentley that took the happy couple to their

wedding breakfast at the uber-trendy Beaumont Hotel in Mayfair to the presence of Pattie’s fellow Sixties model Edina Ronay.

 But there were no groupies or hangers-on as there had been when she married Clapton in 1979 or Harrison in 1966 – just a handful of close friends and family who threw confetti as Pattie and Rod, who have been together almost 25 years, emerged from the cream-painted Rossetti Room arm in arm.

 And in a nod to the tradition of the bride wearing something borrowed, Patti wore a hat owned by her late friend Pat Booth, the model turned best-selling author who died of cancer in 2009.

Friends of the couple, who live in Kensington, feared they would never tie the knot. ‘It’s almost our silver anniversary so we thought we had better get on with it,’ said Weston.