Emma Roberts Says 'I Do'—Inside the Hollywood Star's Fairytale Wedding
Beloved Hollywood actress Emma Roberts has tied the knot with actor Cody John, her partner of two years. The romantic wedding, held in Sun Valley, drew attention with Roberts' choice of wedding dress, the guests in attendance, and the emotional moments that unfolded during the ceremony.
Emma Roberts, one of Hollywood's accomplished actors, managed to become one of the most recognized names in both the television and cinema world, starting her career at a young age.
Roberts, the niece of Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts and daughter of actor Eric Roberts, has garnered a broad fan base by standing out with her own success in her career.
Making her debut with the Nickelodeon series Unfabulous, she later appeared in films such as Wild Child, We're the Millers, Nerve, Scream 4, and Madame Web. On the television front, she particularly earned the title of 'Scream Queen' for her portrayal of the character Madison Montgomery in American Horror Story and her performance as Chanel Oberlin in the series Scream Queens. In recent years, with her successful projects in horror, thriller, comedy, and drama genres, Roberts is considered among the most prolific actors in Hollywood.
Emma Roberts tied the knot with actor Cody John, her fiancé of nearly two years, in a romantic ceremony held on July 25, 2026.
The couple held their wedding at their family estate in the Sun Valley region of Idaho, with an outdoor event attended by close friends and family members.
One of the most talked-about details of the wedding was the bridal gown chosen by Emma Roberts. The famous actress wore a custom-designed gown by Monique Lhuillier, opting for a unique creation rather than the traditional white. For the post-wedding celebration, she appeared before the guests in a second dress, a black lace corset number.
There were also emotional moments during the ceremony. Rhodes, Roberts' son from her previous relationship with Garrett Hedlund, accompanied his mother as she walked down the aisle. Among the guests was Emma Roberts' aunt and Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts, while her father Eric Roberts, with whom she has reportedly been distant for some time, did not attend the wedding.
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