Beanie Feldstein and Bonnie Chance are married!
The Broadway star and producer tied the knot on May 19 at the Cedar Lakes Estate in Hudson Valley, N.Y., after five years of dating.
The twosome chose a summer camp-themed wedding, intentionally organized and run by women.
The two had a summer-camp-themed wedding in New York on May 19.“It is our happy place together,” Feldstein, 29, told Vogue in an exclusive article published on Thursday.
The “Lady Bird” star explained that the theme also held a special place in her heart because summer camp is where her parents and “both sets” of grandparents met.
Because of that, she said that camp had a “lineage of love through the generations” of her family.
The “Booksmart” star (left) and her fiancée met via Skype in 2018 but didn’t meet in real life until the following year.Instagram/beaniefeldstein“Even though we met in London and fell in love on a film set, to get married at a camp was a truly beautiful emotional homecoming,” Feldstein added.
While the couple technically met via Skype in 2018, they didn’t meet in real life until they were both in London to work on the film “How to Build a Girl” in 2019. They went public with their relationship in December of that same year.
For their wedding ceremony, Feldstein wore a custom Gucci white lace dress with a cascading veil and vintage accents.
Feldstein had a custom Gucci dress made for her big day. Instagram/beaniefeldsteinThe dress included a jeweled belt and bow that Feldstein said made her dress “dreams come true.”
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She finished off the vintage-inspired look with her great-grandmother’s earrings.
As for Chance, she opted for a silk pastel pink suit.
They met while working on the comedy film “How to Build a Girl.”Instagram/beaniefeldstein “Bon knew she wanted to wear a suit, but she wanted to look like a bride, not a groom,” Feldstein told the magazine.
She added that they found what would be Chance’s wedding day attire when they saw a “stunning” photograph of Julia Roberts in the suit.
“We figured that if it was good enough for the queen of ‘the Robertses’ it would work for the Scouse one too!”
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