Congratulations are in order for Tallulah Willis, who is officially married!
The artist, the youngest daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, tied the knot over the weekend with Justin Acee, a musician originally from Buffalo, New York.
The newlyweds have been romantically linked since at least January 2023, and announced their engagement on December 23, 2024.
Though Tallulah has yet to share photos of her wedding, which took place in Sun Valley, Idaho, where her family has long held property, she gave Vogue a glimpse of her dress during her last fitting at the storied Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles. HELLO! has reached out to Tallulah's reps for comment.
And though she ultimately married in a stunning Balenciaga strapless dress, her sister Scout Willis revealed that only six months prior to her last fittings, she had been sending her and older sister Rumer Willis wedding dresses from Etsy.
"This was like six months ago. She was like 'What about this one?' and it was on Etsy. From Etsy to Balenciaga couture — that's a moment. Who would have thought?" Scout shared.
© Getty ImagesHer dress ended up being one of the first bridal gowns newly-minted creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli created for the legacy brand, which took 712 hours of work, including 405 hours of construction and atelier alterations, while an additional nine hours were dedicated to the veil alone, per the outlet.
Tallulah worked with her mom's longtime stylist Brad Goreski to pull inspiration from previous Balenciaga looks, and her gown's neckline ended up being inspired by another Balenciaga dress Demi wore for the Vanity Fair Oscars after party earlier this year.
"It was [a] beautiful, black, super simple sheath, but it had that really sculptural Balenciaga [neckline]," Tallulah said. "When I first tried on the original iteration [of my wedding dress], it was flat across [the neckline], and I just thought, wouldn't it be so beautiful to have no necklace and nothing up here, but just the shape."
© Getty Images"The best part of the dress is the magnitude," Tallulah added. "It's the thing that's getting me to my new husband."
© InstagramAlso reflecting on her relationship and how she hoped the dress symbolized it, she shared: "We made a decision at the very beginning of our relationship that we were going to choose each other every day. My biggest hope [for the dress] was that [it would be] something magical, but magical in a way that was unexpected, kind of like me."
Tallulah, who in March 2024 opened up for the first time about being diagnosed with autism, continued: "I've worked very hard to be comfortable in my own skin, to be in something that there's a strength in is profound for me. I've worked so hard in my life to be able to find that beauty every day… this is definitely a very special peak celebration moment of beauty."
