Issa Rae announces marriage to Louis Diame: See the stunning photos
The actress wore custom Vera Wang Haute for her wedding.
Issa Rae is officially off the market.
In an Instagram post on Monday, the "Insecure" creator and star revealed she had married her longtime boyfriend Louis Diame over the weekend in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, a commune in the South of France.
Alongside a series photos of her destination wedding taken by Lauren Fair, Rae joked: "A) Impromptu photo shoot in a custom @verawanggang dress. B) My girls came to help me, but they all coincidentally had on the same dress! They were sooooo embarrassed. C) Then I took a few flicks with Somebody's Husband."
"Big thanks to @whiteedenweddings for being so gracious and accommodating and making this feel so real and special," the actress added, mentioning her Cannes-based wedding planner.
The actress wore custom Vera Wang Haute for her wedding, while the groom opted for a custom Dolce & Gabbana tux.
For the ceremony Sunday, Rae went with a strapless ballgown that featured a sweetheart neckline, lace and crystal beading.
In an Instagram post, Vera Wang praised the bride, writing, "You look ethereal! Wishing you and Louis continued happiness and joy in your new life together 👏 👏 XX Vera 🤍 🤍 🤍"
Rae's glam team for the event included celebrity hairstylist Felicia Leatherwood, makeup artist Joanna Simkin and nail artist Yoko Sakakura.
The actress' reception dress was a silk crepe A-line gown that featured a plunging neckline and front slit.
Rae's marriage to Diame may come as a surprise to some of her fans. The actress has been known to keep their relationship out of the spotlight, though Diame has occasionally joined her on red carpets over the years.
Rumors of their engagement first surfaced when Rae was spotted wearing a diamond ring in the cover photo of Essence magazine's April 2019 issue. It was later confirmed by her "Insecure" costars Jay Ellisand Yvonne Orji that Issa and Louis were indeed together and planning to wed.
"We're very excited for her," Orji told Entertainment Tonight at the time, with Ellis adding, "We all found out in different ways because we're all on different text chains. We talk at different times, so we all found out at different times in different ways."
