Chloë Grace Moretz and Kate Harrison’s Paris Wedding Dress Journey
Chloë Grace Moretz and Kate Harrison have officially tied the knot, and the journey to their wedding day was as magical as the ceremony itself. The couple, who began dating back in 2018 and announced their engagement on New Year’s Day 2025, brought their love story full circle over Labor Day weekend with a celebration that was both deeply personal and stylishly unforgettable.
What made this wedding stand out wasn’t just the glamour, but the intimacy behind it. Chloë and Kate have always kept their relationship private, yet every step of their engagement reflected how intentional and thoughtful they are. Even the rings had a story. Both brides chose Victorian diamonds, which were reset in custom designs by Elizabeth Potts at Moon Stone. Chloë explained that the idea was to create pieces that could one day become family heirlooms—a symbol of legacy and love.
In the weeks before the wedding, Vogue followed the couple to Paris, where final fittings were held at the Louis Vuitton atelier. Chloë, a longtime ambassador of the brand, had reached out to creative director Nicolas Ghesquière to design her dress. What she hadn’t expected was his offer to create not just one, but both brides’ wedding gowns and their after-party looks. For the couple, it was a gesture that felt monumental.
Also Read:On the day of the fittings, excitement filled the air. At Le Bristol hotel, Chloë sat in the makeup chair, overwhelmed in the best way, while Kate echoed the sentiment: “This is when it really sets in—it’s real.” True to tradition, they kept their dresses a surprise from each other, ensuring that the first reveal would be on their big day.
Chloë’s after-party outfit—a custom jacket and trousers inspired by a 2019 runway look—was a playful mix of elegance and western flair, complete with a cowboy hat. She laughed that it made her feel like she could “ride a horse and run a Fortune 500 company all in the same day.” Kate’s look, meanwhile, featured a bodice and trousers with a sheer metallic overlay, perfectly capturing her love of delicate yet strong design.
The ceremony gowns, however, were the true showstoppers. Chloë stepped into a blue wedding dress with Old Hollywood elegance, accessorized with matching gloves and a blue veil. It was non-traditional yet timeless, reflecting her desire for something unique. Kate chose a gown with a sweetheart neckline, embroidery, and layered veils—both birdcage and cathedral length—highlighting her silhouette in a way that felt effortlessly classic.
As fittings concluded, the brides were filled with anticipation. Kate admitted the moment she most looked forward to was the first look, while Chloë reflected on the bigger picture—seven years of love, now sealed with vows. For them, marriage wasn’t just about a single day, but about choosing each other, every day.
And with Louis Vuitton’s artistry surrounding them, their love story unfolded not only as a wedding but as a moment of cultural significance—two brides, celebrated equally, in designs that will be remembered for years to come.
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