'Mad Men' Star Christina Hendricks Weds in Carolina Herrera

Posted Oct 12th 2009 at 5:10PM by Melissa Schweiger (Subscribe to Melissa Schweiger's posts)

Filed under: CELEBRITY STYLE, Celebrity, News

The "Mad Men" star looked radiant in a Carolina Herrera wedding gown. Photo: Flynet Pictures

It was a traditional white wedding gown for actress Christina Hendricks, who plays curvy Joan on the mega hit series "Mad Men."

Hendricks married actor Geoffrey Arend ("500 Days of Summer") yesterday at Il Buco restaurant in New York City. The two met through "Mad Men" co-star Vincent Kartheiser, reports The Daily Mail.

But more importantly, the dress. The actress knew right away that the Carolina Herrera ivory fils coupe gown was "the one." "It was the first dress I tried on," she told the source. "And it was magnificent." (That, it was!)

The couple's TACORI Platinum wedding bands. Photo courtesy of Tacori

The rings are complementing Platinum bands by TACORI. According to a spokesperson for the jeweler, Hendricks' is "a shapely string of diamonds with an elegant knife-edge band featuring hand-set pave diamonds." And Arend's, "a handsome gent's band with hand-engraved eternity scrollwork in a wheat pattern and milligrain details."

The actress has a vintage engagement ring circa the '20s/'30s that Arend bought for her at an antique shop.

Sounds like the perfect match! (The couple and the rings.)

Check out this "Mad Men"-inspired suit to have your guy dressing like Draper stat!

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Ammie 10-12-2009 @ 11:50PM

Beautiful wedding gown..

Rick 10-15-2009 @ 12:53PM

Tacori is a great brand and has very interesting - and glamorous - designs. And platinum is THE premium metal for wedding bands.

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