Aussie singer G Flip and US star Chrishell Stause marry for the fourth time in medieval-themed wedding
G Flip, who uses they/them pronouns, and the Selling Sunset star renewed their vows on Saturday in Los Angeles.
The couple rented out a castle in the Hollywood Hills for the occasion, TMZ reported.
For the ceremony, Stause wore a white off-the-shoulder gown with a lace corset, while G Flip was dressed in a red tunic with a sword on their back.
Stause shared photos from the wedding on her Instagram stories, including the invitation.
'By royal decree, we request the honor of your noble presence to witness the wedding ceremony of Lord Flipo & Lady Stause,' it read.
'Lord Flipo & Lady Stause bid thee join in revelry and royal delight.
'Attire: Medieval, Renaissance, Regal and Festive attire encouraged. RSVP with haste.'
Stause shared behind-the-scenes details from her big day, revealing that she'd written her vows on a scroll made from dipping paper into a pan with brown liquid.
Two knights dressed in full costume also attended the ceremony, along with celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton.
Stause and G Flip first met at a Halloween party in October 2021. G Flip then enlisted Stause to feature in their music video for Get Me Outta Here.
Stause confirmed her relationship with the Australian musician in May 2022, during Selling Sunset's reunion episode.
In July 2022, Stause and G Flip secretly tied the knot in Las Vegas in July 2022.
They then renewed their vows a year later in a ceremony in Palm Springs in July 2023.
In July 2024, the couple held a third ceremony in Melbourne while they were in Australia celebrating Stause's 43rd birthday.
Speaking to Us weekly in May, G Flip revealed they have a goal to wed Stause every year.
'I think it's really healthy and it's good to update your vows every year. I think all couples should do it,' G Flip said.
'I reckon it makes you stronger, looking your person in the eyes and promising them new things every year.'
Strause added: 'We normally plan it a week out, so it's super last-minute and then it's more spontaneous.
'We don't ever want to take the fun out of it, so it becomes a chore. That's the only rule: It can't be stressful.
'If you're newlyweds every year, that must help keep things spicy.'
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