Ariana Grande's Wedding Looked Intimate, Classic, And Lovely

a couple of weekends ago, on May 15, 2021, Ariana Grande got wedded. In a private ceremony at her residence in Montecito, California, Grande tied the knot with her partner, Dalton Gomez, wearing a dress described by Vogue as "a custom lily-white silk charmeuse empire waist column gown accented with a sculpted neckline, an exposed bra strap closure, and also a plunging back."


It was a rather private affair for one of the most famed people on the planet, and specifics from the event were scarce in the days immediately following it. Nevertheless today (May 26), Grande has let fans into her world by sharing a number of photographs from her big day. The opening burst finds her and Gomez kissing in front of a fireplace surrounded by dangling floral arrangements and offers some specifics of their classic black-tie vibe, including an excellent shot of her dog Toulouse in the foreground. The second batch zooms in on Grande's dress, showing countless angles along with some detail shots of her getting her makeup done.


Vogue notes that she wore one of her earrings upside down — courtesy of designer Lorraine Schwartz — in a nod to her Sweetener era. The duo reportedly kept things very small, with fewer than 20 family member and close companions in attendance.


Her last photo was simple: just a smooch with her new hubby, accompanied by a photo caption of their anniversary date, "5.15.21 🤍."


Grande's dress was apparently inspired by Audrey Hepburn's look as Jo Stockton in 1957 musical rom-com Funny Face. Both her parents, Joan Grande and Ed Butera, walked her down the aisle.


Grande and Gomez first paired up in January 2020 and got engaged by the end of the year. Their life with each other, while largely private, was put on display a little in Grande's joint song/video with Justin Bieber, "Stuck With U," that dropped in May 2020. The part where they cuddle with their heads just out of frame remains pretty. They're wedded now!


Vogue has loads more pictures, all shot by Stefan Kohli, to parse through — check them out here. Visualize Ari's posts above.