Tallulah Willis, the youngest of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's three daughters, tied the knot with fiancé Justin Acee over the weekend.
The 32-year-old artist and advocate tied the knot with the musician reportedly on August 8 in Sun Valley, Idaho, which HELLO! can confirm, and Vogue initially reported on some of the details of their wedding like Tallulah's custom Balenciaga gown.
Now, the new bride is sharing some of the first photos from her magical day. She first took to her Instagram page with some snaps of herself in her gown from the big day, courtesy of her hair stylist Dimitris Giannetos.
"Buusk here -- tappin in!" she said using her signature phrase, and adding a couple ring emojis, promising more photos "to come" and "more gratitude to share." The snaps captured the stunning wooded surroundings where she tied the knot, likely her mom's gorgeous and expansive ranch.
The Oscar-nominated actress owns a beautiful rustic 10.5 acre ranch in Hailey, near Sun Valley, where she primarily resides with her three daughters (and granddaughter Louella "Lou") when she's not working. Demi and her ex Bruce, who were married from 1987 to 2000, share daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah.
Dimitri included some more photos of the gorgeous venue, decked out in fairy lights, plus Tallulah's train flowing on the grass. "The coolest sweetest and loving bride, Tallulah Willis! Congratulations:) 'French girl updo'," he captioned his photos.
Wedding photographer Kyle Goldberg also shared some glimpses from the event, including a napkin at the dinner table with both Tallulah and Justin's initials engraved on a wood tie, plus the wedding date, as well as a shot of Tallulah hopping into her new husband's arms on the dancefloor.
Tallulah wore a long white bridal gown from Pierpaolo Piccioli, one of the first bridal looks he's created since being named the creative director for Balenciaga, styled by her mom's longtime stylist Brad Goreski. The neckline for the gown, in fact, was inspired by Demi's gown for the Vanity Fair Oscars after party from earlier this year.
"Remember when you were sending me Etsy wedding dresses?" Scout told her younger sister per Vogue at her dress' final fitting. "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?"
"The best part of the dress is the magnitude," Tallulah gushed. "It's the thing that's getting me to my new husband. 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. 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."









