Eminem walked his daughter down the aisle at her wedding

Rapper Eminem was a proud dad when he walked his daughter Alaina Scott down the aisle at her wedding earlier this month

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Eminem walked his daughter Alaina down the aisle on her wedding day
Eminem walked his daughter Alaina down the aisle on her wedding day

Eminem was a proud dad when he walked his daughter Alaina Scott down the aisle at her wedding.

The rapper was front and centre when Alaina, 30, wed her long-time partner Matt Moeller in Detroit, Michigan, on June 9 with the bride declaring her famous father "wasn't going to miss" her big day.

She told PEOPLE: "I had an 80-foot long black and white checkered aisle and my dad walked me down the aisle. He wasn't going to miss that.”

Alaina added: "These are once-in-a-lifetime moments and I'm just so grateful to be loved the way I am by everyone,” says Scott. “None of this would have been possible without my Dad. I'm beyond blessed."

The wedding took place at the Packard Proving Ground Historic museum in Shelby Township, Michigan in front of 125 guests. The bride wore a Katerina Bocci gown and the aisle was packed with 2,000 white roses.

The while event was focused on family with Alaina's sister Hailie Jade Mathers - whose mother is Eminem's ex-wife Kim Scott - acting as maid of honour and her uncle - the rapper's half-brother Nathan 'Nate Kane' Mathers - performing at the reception.

Alaina's mother Dawn Scott, who died in January 2016, is the sister of rapper Eminem's ex-wife Kim. The 'Lose Yourself' hitmaker adopted Alaina - who he refers to as Lainey in his tunes - in early 2000.

The bride and groom also took the unusual step of banning plus-ones for their wedding because they wanted to keep the event small and intimate.

Alaina added of the special day: "Our wedding was something out of a movie. I planned the entire thing, down to every last detail. Even customised napkins of our dogs with the phrase ‘Our parents are married!’ It's just very rewarding to see all your hard work come to life."