The Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood Ties the Knot for the Third Time

Danny Martindale/WireImageRolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood married fiancée Sally Humphreys on Friday at a low-key ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel in London, U.K. newspaper The Sun reports. It's the third time down the aisle for the 65-year-old rock star, who is 31 years older than his theater producer bride.

"I'm feeling great," Wood commented on the day of the nuptials. He added that the ceremony "was excellent, so great. Brilliant." As for where the couple planned to go on their honeymoon, Ronnie told reporters that he and Sally "haven't decided yet."

According to UsMagazine.com, Ronnie had three best men, including his ex-Faces band mate Rod Stewart and Stones guitarist Keith Richards. The Sun, meanwhile, revealed that among the other attendees at the reception were Stewart's wife, Penny Lancaster; Paul McCartney and his wife, Nancy Shevell; and three of Wood's children -- 36-year-old Jesse from his first marriage, and 34-year-old daughter Leah and 29-year-old son Tyrone from his second.

According to The Sun, a total of 50 people were on hand for the celebration.

Wood reportedly has known Humphreys for many years, although they only began dating about seven months ago. They announced their engagement in late October. The guitar great previously was married model Krissy Findlay from 1971 to 1978, and to Jo (Karslake) Wood from 1985 to 2009.