- Hilary Duff married the musician Matthew Koma in a “small and low-key” ceremony at her Los Angeles home on Saturday night.
- “The ceremony started at sunset and they got married inside the house,” a source told People on Sunday.
- The “Younger” actress also opted for an understated ivory Jenny Packham bridal gown to match to her intimate affair.
- After going through numerous designers, Duff told Vogue, she settled on the British brand, a favorite of Kate Middleton.
- Duff has been linked to Koma since 2017, with the couple announcing their engagement in May. They also welcomed a baby girl, Banks, in October 2018.
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Hilary Duff married the singer and record producer Matthew Koma at her Los Angeles home on Saturday night.
According to People, the “Younger” actress had just a few close friends and family during her “small and low-key” front-yard wedding.
The 32-year-old’s select group of wedding guests included her older sister, Haylie; the “Walking Dead” actress Alanna Masterson; and Christopher Mintz-Plasse from “Superbad.”
"The ceremony started at sunset, and they got married inside the house," a source told People on Sunday. "When the ceremony was over, guests cheered. The reception was in a white tent ... Her sister Haylie was very involved in the wedding prep too. Hilary and Haylie are very close."
Duff shared her exciting announcement via Instagram on Sunday night and simply captioned the post "This."
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The picture shows the newlyweds posing in front of a car with the words "Just Married" splashed across the back window. Koma also shared the same image to his Instagram account.
A string of celebrities congratulated the pair on Duff's post, including Scooter Braun, Ashley Benson, Mandy Moore, and Sarah Hyland.
Similar to her "low-key" nuptials, the actress also opted for an elegant and understated bridal gown from the London-based designer Jenny Packham.
The British fashion designer even counts Kate Middleton as one of her regular clients, with the Duchess of Cambridge often seen sporting her wears for royal events and occasions.
During a behind-the-scenes interview with Vogue, Duff said she and her stylist Jessica Paster went through an extensive list of designers before settling on Jenny Packham because of her "beautiful" designs.
Her ivory-crepe backless bridal gown was custom-made for her in the designer's London studio. Its intricate detailing included a streamlined silhouette, long cape-like sleeves, and 100 buttons running down the back.
"There's a very modern shoulder," Duff told Vogue. "When we were coming up with the design, it was important to me that it was striking but simple. I couldn't imagine wearing a big fluffy dress."
While Duff wanted to feel comfortable and confident on her big day, her chic and simple wedding-dress design also paid homage to her husband's taste.
"Matthew is very simple, and I really wanted to honor that," she said. "I really want to feel like myself, but also how I envisioned he would see me."
But Duff did add some sentimental touches to the dress - she personally requested for her, Koma, and her two children's names to be embroidered on the inside of the dress's skirt.
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Duff and Koma were first linked back in 2017 and even survived a six-month split during their first year.
They announced their engagement earlier in May, with Duff's engagement ring estimated to have cost $100,000.
The couple also welcomed a baby girl, Banks Violet Bair, in October 2018.
The "Lizzie McGuire" actress also has a 7-year-old son, Luca, from her marriage to the NHL player Mike Comrie.
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