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Emma Roberts spoke openly about her unconventional wedding dress, which she wore when she married Cody John in July in Sun Valley, Idaho. Designed by Monique Lhuillier and dipped in tea to give it a vintage, ghostly appearance, Roberts said she wanted to look like a "haunted doll" and feels no regrets about the choice despite public opinions. She described her wedding as intimate and joyous, held at John's family home with a tent set up in the backyard for the ceremony.
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Emma Roberts, known for her role in "American Horror Story," recently married Cody John in Sun Valley, Idaho, in July. For their wedding, Roberts wore a custom-made Monique Lhuillier dress that she described as vintage-inspired and tea-dipped to give it an ethereal look. She admitted to wanting to appear like a "haunted doll" on her special day despite knowing the unconventional choice would be considered weird by many. In a recent interview with Vogue, Roberts detailed how she embraced the theme of a "boudoir saloon" for her wedding and reiterated that she has no regrets about her unique bridal attire. The actress shared that their intimate ceremony took place in John’s family backyard under a tent and that it was one of the best nights of her life.
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Emma Roberts knows her wedding dress was “weird” — and she doesn’t care.
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The “American Horror Story” actress explained why she wore a custom-made, vintage-inspired Monique Lhuillier dress that was dipped in tea when she married Cody John in Sun Valley, Idaho in July.
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Roberts admitted she “wanted to look like a haunted doll” on her wedding day, and despite what the public probably thinks, doubled down that the unorthodox look was her “vibe.”
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The mom of one also confirmed her dress was “tea dipped,” so that she could “look like a ghost.”
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“Which people also thought was weird,” she added, “but I loved it.
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And I have no regrets.”
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She described theme of her second look as “boudoir saloon” to Vogue.
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On the podcast, Roberts gave new details about her “amazing” wedding to John, whom she started dating in 2022.
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We put up a tent and had the time of our lives,” she divulged.
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“I had like, not low expectations, but I didn’t want to get too excited about it.”
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“Everyone tries to tell you like, there can be drama and this and that,” Roberts continued.
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“So I was just going into it like, ‘It is what it is.’
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