Jennifer Lawrence has married art gallerist Cooke Maroney, in a Rhode Island ceremony that took place this weekend.
Held at the Belcourt of Newport mansion, the A-list actor and Dior ambassador's nuptials unsurprisingly drew a celebrity guest-list of note. And they sure dressed for the occasion.
The paparazzi shots that have been released so far, show the likes of Sienna Miller, Emma Stone and Ashley Olsen arriving for the Oscar-winner's big day, dressed head-to-toe in designer gowns.
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Miller, accompanied by her boyfriend Lucas Zwirner, wore a puff-sleeved, red Johanna Ortiz maxi dress, styling it with a Grecian-inspired plaited up-do and gold headband.
Stone, who appeared to be flying solo for the exciting day, wore a luxurious, grey velvet dress and jacket by Juan Carlos Obando, pairing it with pearl earrings and bejewelled heels.
Olsen and her boyfriend Louis Eisner were also present for J-Law's nuptials, with the actor-turned-designer reportedly wearing a Marc Jacobs black gown.
Kris Jenner, a close friend of Lawrence, also attended with boyfriend Corey Gamble and waved to the cameras while wearing a floor length black Reem Acra gown.
Amy Schumer, Cameron Diaz and Adele were also reportedly in attendance, showing up for 29 year-old Lawrence.
The bride herself is said to have worn a Dior gown. In images it appears as though the wedding dress features some sort of bejewelled cape and that the Silver Linings Playbook actor wore her hair up in a messy bun for the occasion.
'I want to legally bind him to me forever,' Lawrence has previously said of her relationship with Maroney. 'And fortunately the paperwork exists for such a thing. You find your favourite person on the planet and you’re like, "You can’t leave!"'
Daisy Murray is the Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, spotlighting emerging designers, sustainable shopping, and celebrity style. Since joining in 2016 as an editorial intern, Daisy has run the gamut of fashion journalism - interviewing Molly Goddard backstage at London Fashion Week, investigating the power of androgynous dressing and celebrating the joys of vintage shopping.
