Billionaire heiress Ivy Getty married in a dress covered in mirror shards

(CNN) – Artist and model Ivy Love Getty put a haute couture spin on the idea of ​​a town hall wedding.

Getty, the great-granddaughter of billionaire oil magnate J. Paul Getty, married photographer Tobias Alexander Engel on Saturday on the ornate steps of San Francisco City Hall, wearing a glittering John Galliano gown for Maison Margiela Haute Couture covered in mirror shards. , as reported by Vogue.

Nancy Pelosi officiated the ceremony.

The Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, officiated the celebrity-packed ceremony which was attended by, among others, actress Anya Taylor-Joy (bridesmaid), singer Olivia Rodrigo and the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom.

Getty poses in her wedding dress and accessories before the ceremony. Credit: Jose Villa / Vogue

“It’s everything I could have dreamed of and more,” Getty told Vogue. “So it’s crazy when something so magical comes true because you’ve thought about it but you didn’t really think it would.”

Getty’s wedding style included nods to her grandmother, who raised her and, like her father, died in 2020. An embroidered haute couture veil and headdress, Christian Louboutin shoes, and Getty’s grandmother’s jewelry. were the finishing touches on her bridal style. The living room with Persian rugs was also a nod to her grandmother.

The bridesmaids wore gray-lilac satin gowns from Maison Margiela. Even Getty’s chihuahua, Blue, was impeccably dressed to deliver the wedding rings at Pelosi’s request.

The newlyweds among some of his guests. Credit: Jose Villa / Vogue

The couple’s union was the culmination of an eventful and opulent wedding weekend, which included a picnic in which Getty wore an Alexander McQueen gown.

Among the festivities was a British Invasion Mod Movement-style party held Thursday night at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco (where party-goers were reportedly required to show their vaccination certificates against covid-19). Event organizer Stanlee Gatti transformed the space into a silver nightclub with the 1968 sci-fi movie “Barbarella” in mind. The guests, dressed in go-go boots, sequins and long hair, danced the night away to the music of DJ Mark Ronson and performances by Earth, Wind & Fire.

Getty was the chameleon of the night: Styled by CLG Creative’s Carrie Goldberg, the oil heiress wore a vintage Emanuel Ungaro dress with Stephen Russell coral and diamond earrings, and a vintage Emilio Pucci dress and D’Accori shoes . The outfits referenced 1960s style icons Mary Quant, Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton, Goldberg told Vogue.

“We agreed that we would not play it safe and that we should focus on turning up the volume of the 1960s atmosphere that Ivy is so inspired by,” Goldberg told the outlet.