Overview

• Both brides wore custom Louis Vuitton, with Moretz choosing a light-blue wedding dress and matching veil and gloves, and Harrison opting for a traditional white look with a birdcage veil in front and a cathedral-length veil in back.
• For the after-party, Moretz changed into a white cut-out blazer and wide-leg trousers topped with a cowboy hat, while Harrison wore a bodice and trousers with a sheer overlay and metallic straps.
• They completed final fittings at Louis Vuitton’s Paris atelier and kept their ceremony looks secret from each other to preserve a first-look moment.
• Moretz said the celebration reflected their shared interests, including fishing, horseback riding and poker, with Harrison crafting a custom poker mat, and a second day focused on line dancing.
• The couple have been together since 2018 and had signaled their engagement with matching rings in 2024 sightings and a Jan. 1, 2025 Instagram post.