Twilight star weds long-time love at intimate ceremony
Kristen Stewart is officially off the market after marrying her long-time partner, Dylan Meyer.
The 35-year-old Twilight star and the 37-year-old screenwriter shared a sweet moment reading their vows during a simple and intimate ceremony at Casita Del Campo with close family and friends.
The lovers opted for outfits that complemented each other, with Meyer wearing a short mesh dress and Stewart keeping it casual in a beige two-piece set.
Stewart's messy blonde hair was left down while Meyer's matching blonde hair was swept up in a ponytail and secured with a back ribbon.
Pictures also showed Stewart placing a ring on Meyer's finger and the loved-up duo sharing their first kiss as a married couple.
Their wedding comes after the pair dated for six years and obtained a marriage license at a courthouse, according to TMZ.
Pretty Little Liars star Ashley Benson and Bradon James Black were on the guest list and arrived with their Hermes wedding gift in hand.
Stewart and Meyer first went public with their relationship in 2019, before Meyer popped the question in 2021. Kristen Stewart and longtime partner Dylan Meyer say "I do" during an intimate wedding. Credit: AKMG / Terma, SL / BACKGRID
Stewart told The Howard Stern Show in November 2021: 'I wanted to be proposed to, so I think I very distinctly carved out what I wanted. And, you know, she nailed it. It was really cute. She did very well.'
'And we're marrying. It's happening.
'I want to stay home. Like, I want to be in L.A. so everyone can come.
'And, you know, I want it to be pretty chill. Like, I don't want anyone walking anyone down any aisles. Like, we're just going to, like, stand and, like, do vows and f**king party after. It's kind of just a great excuse to, like, get together and say, like, 'I love you' in front of all your friends.' Ashley Benson and Brandon Davis. Credit: AKMG / Terma, SL / BACKGRID
The Spencer actress previously told Stern in 2019, she and Meyer met 'years ago' while working on a movie, but didn't reconnect until a friend's birthday party six years later.
'The first time I told her that I loved her it was like really late and we were in some sh**ty bar and her friends were there or whatever, and they like walked out, and I was just like, 'Oh man, I'm so f**king in love with you.' Like, done.'
Stewart opened up about starting a family with Meyer, sharing in a March 2024 episode of the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast that the two have 'done really annoying things like freeze our eggs and stuff.'
'So if we want to, we can,' the Love Lies Bleeding star said.
'Keeping that open.'
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