Naomi Watts’ wedding dress for her wedding in Mexico City was bathed in pearls

Naomi Watts’ wedding dress for her wedding in Mexico City was bathed in pearls
Naomi Watts’ wedding dress for her wedding in Mexico City was bathed in pearls

Naomi Watts chose a Dior dress to celebrate her second wedding to Billy Crudup. And they say that, when there is love, the your wedding day It is one of the happiest of your life.

That being the case, we would all like to repeat it more than once. This was the case of the actress Naomi Watts who got married again, in a surprise ceremony, with Billy Crudupthis time in Mexico City. There we saw her in a spectacular ceremony that checked all the boxes of trends for brides in 2024.

Exactly one year ago, Naomi Watts He shared a series of images on his Instagram profile that confirmed that the wedding had just occurred. ‘Yes I accept’ with your partner in a intimate ceremony which was attended by friends and figures from the entertainment world such as the actor Mark Ruffalo.

Under the image in which we can see them leaving the ceremony we can read the word hitched –which we could translate into Spanish as ‘hooked’–. For that first ceremony she chose a Oscar de la Renta strapless and lace dress.

But the story didn’t end there. The couple, who have been in a relationship since 2017, have decided to walk down the aisle again. This time in Mexico, exactly one year after their first wedding.

For these second marriages, Naomi Watts opted for a very different option than that first Oscar de la Renta. The new dress was created by the Dior Haute Couture brand.a design of Maria Grazia Chiuri Made of white tulle embroidered with small iridescent pearls that made the actress shine with a unique light. With a belt to stylize the figure and spaghetti straps, her face, neck and décolleté were perfectly framed.

Photo: Brenda Islas.

 
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