Selena Gomez’s Second Wedding Gown Was a Romantic Lace Fairytale
The bride stunned in not one, but two wedding gowns—each fit for a Disney princess.
Benny Blanco wasn’t exaggerating when he called Selena Gomez a “real-life Disney princess.” The newlyweds shared sweet glimpses of their big day on Instagram, just one day after tying the knot in a private Santa Barbara ceremony surrounded by family, friends, and a star-studded guest list.
In one candid shot, the couple looked blissfully cozy in bed as Gomez showed off her second wedding-day look, which was a romantic lace gown complete with a dramatic tulle veil and intricate floral embroidery. The strapless dress featured a fitted bodice and a voluminous, transparent skirt that floated to the floor. She finished the look with strappy open-toe heels and a sleek blowout.
It was a striking contrast from the Ralph Lauren halter gown she debuted the day before, but just as gorgeous.
Another image captured the newlyweds’ matching wedding bands, with Gomez’s soft blush manicure and marquise-cut diamond engagement ring gleaming beside Blanco’s chunky diamond bracelets. The ring, which first made headlines back in December when the couple announced their engagement, tied the whole look together.
The pair said “I do” on Saturday in front of close friends, including Gomez’s Only Murders in the Building co-stars Martin Short and Steve Martin. Taylor Swift was also spotted in attendance, solo for the weekend, with fiancé Travis Kelce busy at the Kansas City Chiefs’ game against the Ravens. Paris Hilton and Paul Rudd rounded out the guest list, while Petra Collins, known for her dreamy, ethereal aesthetic, captured the weekend’s portraits.
Celebrity weddings have been a hot topic lately, from Eric Stonestreet’s intimate Kansas City “I do” to speculation around where Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s nuptials will take place (this article has the top contenders). I also recently rounded up the biggest celebrity weddings of the last 20 years — and why Swift and Kelce could top them.
