Selena Gomez33, married last weekend with the music producer Benny Blanco37, and showed more details of its celebration.
The actress and producer showed that she used Three different dresses on the big day, signed by Ralph Lauren. For the day, she chose to leave the loose, wavy, short and divided strands. She chose discreet silver accessories, with rings and a small earring and a modest bouquet of white flowers.
it seems that Selena went up to the altar using a Ask in white lace, fair to the body, with a structure that resembles a bodice at the waist and transparencies. Single front, the dress climbed the lace to the neck, where there was a flower.
For the main ceremony, also wearing a veil, she opted for a Halter satin dress with drapes in the silhouette. The single front piece also had a long syrup and left its back on display, with a lace embroidery and a satin bow in the neck.
Finally, for the party, the producer opted for a White medium dress, fluid and neckline on the shoulder. Among the photos, Selena showed that she abandoned the shoes and enjoyed the barefoot dance floor with the new husband.
In the photos, she also showed that she chose a heart -shaped cakewhite, with two grooms in the corner. She also gave some details of the altar she married, All in a Persian rug and with an arc on the altar covered with foliage. She also showed several affectionate moments alongside Benny, including the
Selena and Benny They took over the relationship in December 2023. The music producer and composer was criticized at the beginning of the relationship, but the former Disney star came out in defense of the beloved at the time, claiming to be “the best with whom I have been.”
The marriage proposal took place in early December, two days after the actress received two nominations to the Golden Globe, for “Emilia Perez” and “Only Murders in the Building.”
Selena Gomez made her single farewell in August, on a trip with friends to Mexico, while Benny made her celebrations in Las Vegas.
*With information from Giovana Christ.
