Gwyneth Paltrow: It shows how gorgeous her wedding was
Gwyneth Paltrow (46, "Iron Man") can argue that her wedding to Brad Falchuk (47) was one of the best days of her life. The actress and the American horror story maker have already married in late September, but only now does Paltrow come to share many of her impressions with her fans. On the website of her company "Goop", she has now published numerous pictures, on which the obviously wonderful party is documented.
Everything started here
Thus, a gallery published on the page begins with photos of a rehearsal dinner, which the newlyweds held the night before the wedding. In front of a rustic garden backdrop, the guests and the wedding couple were joined by Argentinean chef Francis Mallmann (62), who was flown in from Chile and served, among other things, grilled pineapple and wild salmon in a salt crust.
On the big day itself, 70 guests had come to the small Amagansett, New York, to celebrate the wedding. Make-up artist and cosmetics designer Gucci Westman and hair stylist Orlando Pita helped the radiant bride prepare for the ceremony before Paltrow slipped into Valentino's white wedding dream.
Other photos show, among other things, the arrival of the guests. The numerous snapshots include Cameron Diaz (46) and Steven Spielberg (71). One of the pictures taken right after the ceremony was also shared by Paltrow on Instagram. Among other things, she wrote that with the gallery she wanted to offer her fans "a little insight into the best day of our lives".
A very special chef
For the dinner on the evening of the wedding day, however, no longer provided Mallmann, but his colleague Mario Carbone. The special thing about it: Paltrow and Falchuk had their first date in one of the top chef's restaurants.
After the meal was then properly celebrated. One of the last pictures shows the happy actress in a white jumpsuit by Stella McCartney (47), as she claims to dance to party tunes from the 1980s. The day finally ended the way he had started - "with beauty, love and two very happy people", as Paltrow writes.
