Demi Moore took to Instagram on Tuesday, August 11 to share some special snaps from the wedding dress fitting for her daughter Tallulah. Tallulah, 32, is the third and youngest daughter Demi shares with her ex-husband Bruce Willis, to whom she was married from 1987 to 2000.
Demi captioned the set of shots, “A glimpse into my beloved Tallulah’s wedding dress fitting. All the tender moments leading up to her beautiful day are forever etched in my heart. So grateful we were able to share this precious event together as a family.
Thank you Pierre Paulo for designing such a remarkable dress and making my sweet girl’s dreams come true.”
The first shot Demi shared showed the 63-year-old helping to adjust Tallulah’s gauzy veil, and others showed the bride’s train being adjusted while Louetta, the 3-year-old daughter of Tallulah’s big sister Rumer, looked on.
In another tender family moment, Tallulah’s sister Scout, 35, planted a kiss on her face while Demi wistfully watched.
Who Did Tallulah Willis Marry?
Tallulah’s wedding took place on Saturday, August 8, and her groom was indie rocker Justin Acee. The nuptials were held in Sun Valley, Idaho, according to Vogue. The Sun Valley region is the picturesque area where Demi and Bruce chose to raise their children in order to give them a normal life outside the glare of Hollywood.
The fitting happened a little over a week before the wedding, at the famed Chateau Marmont hotel on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. The Chateau has been a favorite hideaway of celebrities since its conversion from an apartment building to a hotel in 1931.
Tallulah & Vogue Previously Shared a Video of Her Wedding Look
Tallulah collaborated with Vogue for her wedding dress fitting, and a try-on session for her breezy Balenciaga gown was captured by the mag’s cameras and attended by several family members. In the footage, she explained the inspiration behind her look, specifically describing the ring. “We made a decision at the very beginning of our relationship that we were gonna choose each other every day. I designed my ring with my friend Karina,” she revealed, referencing bespoke jewelry designer Karina Noel.
“The inside of it and the inside of the wedding bands that she made for us, it says ‘everyday.’ My biggest hope was something magical. But magical in a way that was unexpected. Kind of like me.”
