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Kristin Chenoweth wore 2 non-traditional pink wedding dresses with oversized bows because she 'never thought' she'd get married

Sep 4, 2023, 18:23 IST
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Kristin Chenoweth attends the AFI (American Film Institute) Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 11, 2022.REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni
  • Kristin Chenoweth and Josh Bryant tied the knot on Saturday.
  • Chenoweth wore two non-traditional dresses, both featuring oversized pink bows.
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Kristin Chenoweth said she wore two non-traditional dresses to wed Josh Bryant because she "never thought" she'd get married.

Chenoweth, 55, and Bryant, 41, tied the knot in Dallas, Texas, on Saturday at a private ceremony that was attended by 140 guests, People reports.

The bride's first dress, designed by Pamella Roland, was strapless and embroidered with pearl flowers, as shown in photos published by People. The floor-length gown had an oversized bow on the back in addition to a semi-sheer, nude and pink overlay by Chanel, Chenoweth told the outlet.

"Simple and elegant. I never thought I'd get married, so I went very nontraditional with the gown. I love it," Chenoweth told People of the dress.

"I didn't want to wear white," she said.

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Chenoweth wore a similar dress to the reception, opting for another Pamella Roland gown that was shorter in length. The pink minidress had an oversized bow on the neckline and was paired with matching Nike sneakers, People reports.

Those who are familiar with the actress' wardrobe won't be surprised that both of her dresses were designed by Roland. Chenoweth has worn the designer to numerous red-carpet events throughout the years, including a pink suit embroidered with gemstones to the AFI Awards in 2022, as shown on the designer's website.

Kristin Chenoweth and Josh Bryant at the CMA Awards in 2019.REUTERS/Charles Pulliam

The bride's two dresses matched the decor at the ceremony, which had a variety of pink shades including soft peach, blush, medium pink, and champagne, People reports. The venue was also decorated with a range of flowers including calla lilies, garden roses, majolica, and spray roses, the publication added.

"Without having to even ask Kristin, I knew that the theme would probably be pink oriented in some way," Bryant told the outlet.

Bryant, meanwhile, wore a gray suit and matching tie with a white shirt and a floral lapel pin.

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The couple first met in 2016 when Bryant's band, Backroad Anthem, played at the wedding of Chenoweth's niece, People reports. They became friends shortly after, although things didn't turn romantic until two years later when the band played for another family wedding, this time for Chenoweth's nephew, the couple told People.

Chenoweth was initially hesitant because of their 14-year age gap, she told People.

"I guess it was the right time," she said. "God knew what he was doing with that. Josh is 14 years younger than me, and I thought that was ridiculous. I'm never going to do that in my life, ever. But he's made me feel very confident and beautiful and loved at any age."

"Kristin has so many amazing qualities that I love and I could just go on and on," Bryant told the publication.

"But one thing for sure, is her heart. From the first time we met, I could just see that in the way she treated people. And no matter what's going on in her life, she always makes time for everybody. She's my best friend," he said.

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Representatives for Kristin Chenoweth and Pamella Roland did not respond to a request for comment. Josh Bryant could not be reached.

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