Emma Roberts is officially married — and her wedding day is giving every bride-to-be a fresh dose of inspiration. On Saturday, July 25, 2026, the actress said “I do” to actor Cody John in an intimate outdoor ceremony at his family’s estate in Sun Valley, Idaho, and the details (that dress, that walk down the aisle, that soundtrack) are exactly the kind of romantic, slightly vintage bridal moodboard fuel we’ve been waiting for.
If you’re planning your own wedding, here’s everything worth taking notes on — including the one detail every bride can borrow right now, no celebrity budget required.
Inside Emma Roberts and Cody John’s Sun Valley Wedding
The couple exchanged self-written vows on a private riverside estate, with Emma walked down the aisle by her five-year-old son, Rhodes, to an instrumental of “Moon River.” Guests included her aunt Julia Roberts and husband Danny Moder, along with close friends Sarah Paulson, Billie Lourd, Demi Moore, Kristen Stewart, and Ashley Benson — a guest list as star-studded as it was intimate.
The Dress: An “Antique Ghost Doll” Come to Life
The real headline-maker was Emma’s gown: a custom Monique Lhuillier design in a soft antique-rose, tea-stained ivory — a deliberate departure from stark bridal white. Emma described wanting to look like “an antique ghost doll” pulled from an old storybook, and the dress delivered on that vision with sculpted corsetry, fluid silk chiffon draping, and a detachable French lace veil that let the gown transform into a second look for the reception. She finished the look with a matching wide headband and changed into an archival after-party dress once the dancing started. It’s a masterclass in a trend we’re seeing everywhere for 2026: brides moving away from crisp white toward warmer, vintage-inspired tones and gowns designed to do double duty across the day.
4 Bridal Trends to Steal From Emma’s Wedding
A softer, vintage colour palette. Antique rose, ivory, and tea-stained tones are replacing stark white for brides who want something that feels heirloom rather than brand new.
A dress with a second act. The detachable veil and after-party dress meant Emma got two very different looks from one wedding day — worth considering if you want photos that feel fresh from ceremony to send-off.
A deeply personal ceremony. Self-written vows and a five-year-old walking his mum down the aisle made this wedding feel intimate despite the star power in the crowd. The most memorable weddings are usually the most personal ones, not the most extravagant.
Protecting the getting-ready moment. Before any of it happened, Vogue was there for Emma’s final dress fitting — capturing the quiet, emotional in-between moment before the “I do.” It’s a reminder that the getting-ready morning deserves just as much thought as the ceremony itself.
How to Get Your Own “Getting-Ready Glow”
That final detail is the one every bride can actually recreate, whether your wedding budget looks like a celebrity’s or not. The hours before you put on your dress — the final fitting, the hair and makeup, the photos with your bridesmaids — are some of the most photographed and most emotional of the entire day. What you’re wearing during them matters.
That’s the whole idea behind Homebodii’s bridal robes: soft, flattering, photograph-beautifully pieces designed specifically for your wedding morning, with lace details and monogramming that make the moment feel as considered as the dress you’ll change into. Pair a robe for yourself with matching pyjama sets for your bridesmaids, and you’ve got a getting-ready morning that looks (and feels) like it belongs in its own Vogue spread.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who did Emma Roberts marry?
Emma Roberts married actor Cody John on Saturday, July 25, 2026, in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Who designed Emma Roberts’ wedding dress?
Emma wore a custom gown by Monique Lhuillier, featuring a vintage-inspired antique rose colour, corseted silk chiffon, and a detachable lace veil.
Where did Emma Roberts get married?
The ceremony took place at a private family estate in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Did Emma Roberts wear more than one wedding dress?
Yes — her Monique Lhuillier gown’s detachable veil let her transition into a second look, and she also wore an archival dress for the after-party.