Julia Roberts didn’t miss the prospect to have a good time her niece Emma Roberts’ intimate nuptials to now-husband Cody John.
Julia, 58, was spotted on the private Idaho residence where Emma’s wedding was held on Saturday, July 25, in line with photos obtained by Page Six. In the future earlier, Julia and husband Danny Moder were seen visiting the Gem State, per photos obtained by online gossip site DeuxMoi.
Emma, 35, and John, 36, said “I do” on Saturday in front of Julia, Moder, 57, and a small group of the pair’s closest friends and relations. Vogue reported that the American Horror Story actress enlisted her stylists, Brit and Kara Elkin, to function bridesmaids for the large day.
The Elkins were also present during Emma’s final bridal gown fitting with Monique Lhuillier alongside Emma’s mom, Kelly Cunningham, the actress’ sister, Grace Nickels, cousins Charlotte Long and Daphne Merrymen, in addition to friends Ally Gasparian and Lily Kershaw.
Emma is Cunningham’s daughter with ex Eric Roberts, who has reportedly been estranged from the Perhaps I Do star and his sister Julia for a few years. (Eric and Julia even have one other sister, Lisa Roberts Gillian, and it’s not known whether Eric and Lisa were in attendance at Emma’s wedding.)
Emma and John, who’ve been together since 2022, exchanged vows in an out of doors ceremony surrounded by dozens of white roses. John looked dapper in a burgundy suit for the occasion, while Emma looked elegant in her custom Lhuillier frock.
“I didn’t really know what I wanted [at first]. I just knew that I wanted it to feel very vintage-inspired,” Emma told Vogue of her dress inspiration. “I’m obsessive about antique books and treasure hunting, and I really like collecting old ephemera, so I actually wanted that to shine through within the dress.”
She continued on the time, “I form of desired to seem like a ghost — somewhat antique ghost doll.”
Lhuillier, 54, fashioned Emma’s gown out of silk chiffon for an “ethereal, romantic and vintage-inspired” aesthetic.
“This gown took nine months to make, and I might say it took near 1000 hours to finish,” the designer revealed to the outlet. “The fantastic thing about this dress is it keeps transforming throughout the night.”
In keeping with Lhuillier, the strapless gown was “convertible” due to an off-the-shoulder removable shawl. Emma later donned an archival black corset dress from the brand for the reception afterparty.
“I really like the concept of wearing black for the afterparty,” Emma quipped. “We love doing something that’s somewhat unexpected. This looks prefer it might be totally vintage from 100 years ago, or from now. That is going to be so fun in Idaho on the afterparty.”