Tottenham legend Ledley King weds long-term girlfriend Amy Kavanagh and invites former team-mates to the ceremony

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Former Tottenham centre-back Ledley King has married his long-term partner Amy Kavanagh
A few of King's former Spurs team-mates attended the ceremony
King is held in high regard by Spurs fans for his 13-year spell at the club, but sadly saw his playing career cut short through injury
The former England international has remained at Spurs in an ambassador's role since hanging up his boots

Published: 10:52 EST, 12 July 2015 | Updated: 02:06 EST, 13 July 2015

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Former Tottenham defender Ledley King has married long-term partner Amy Kavanagh and invited a few footballing friends to the wedding.

Kyle Walker, Jermaine Jenas and Jermain Defoe all played alongside King at Spurs, while Swansea playmaker Gylfi Sigurdsson met him through his role as the club's ambassador in 2012 before leaving White Hart Lane for South Wales last season.

Of the group, only Walker is still playing for Spurs now.

Ledley King has wed Amy Kavanagh: (from left to right) Alton Thelwell, Anthony Gardner, Kyle Walker, Kavanagh, King, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Jermaine Jenas and Jermain Defoe attended the ceremony

King graduated from Tottenham's youth academy and went on to star for the club over a 13-year spell

King and Spurs team-mates Robbie Keane (centre) and Paul Robinson celebrate winning the 2008 League Cup

Having graduated from their youth system, King made his debut for Spurs in 1999 against Liverpool as an 18-year-old coming off the bench to replace Stephen Clemence at half-time.

He went on to make a further 320 appearances for the north London side. King was made Spurs captain in 2005 and lifted the League Cup with them in 2008, following a 2-1 victory over Chelsea in the final at Wembley.