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Emma Roberts wanted to look like a haunted doll at her wedding
The actress wore a tea-dipped Monique Lhuillier gown that people called weird, and she says she'd wear it again.
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The actress wore a tea-dipped Monique Lhuillier gown that people called weird, and she says she'd wear it again. Roberts chose a strange, vintage ghost look for her wedding dress on purpose, and she's happy with it. Originally reported by Page Six.
A weird dress, zero regrets
Emma Roberts married Cody John in Sun Valley, Idaho in July wearing a custom, vintage-inspired Monique Lhuillier gown. She knows people found it odd.
“I loved it. And I have no regrets.”
Haunted doll on purpose
On the Sibling Revelry podcast, Roberts said the idea was vintage, lace and form fitting. She wanted to look like a haunted doll.
“The vibe was vintage, lace, form fitting”
Dipped in tea to look ghostly
The off-white silk chiffon gown was tea dipped so she could look like a ghost. Roberts admits that choice struck people as weird too.
A boudoir saloon after-party
For the after-party she switched into a black strapless Chantilly lace corset with a tea-length skirt. She told Vogue the theme was boudoir saloon.
Backyard tent, low drama
The couple, together since 2022, married under a tent in his family's backyard. Roberts kept expectations in check and called it one of the best nights of her life.
“We put up a tent and had the time of our lives.”
Her son walked her down the aisle
The 200-guest list stayed loose, and her dad Eric Roberts didn't attend. Her 5-year-old son Rhodes walked her down the aisle and was thrilled.
“He was so excited.”
The one thing
Roberts chose a strange, vintage ghost look for her wedding dress on purpose, and she's happy with it.
