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“They’re married! Rose McGowan plants one on her new husband, Davey Detail, after their wedding on Saturday evening at the Paramour Mansion in Los Angeles. The couple was married by a rabbi underneath a flower-adorned chuppah that the former Charmed star designed herself.
The bride’s bouquet of hanging amaranthus and lisianthus carried a special keepsake: a locket containing a photo of McGowan and her late father on one side, and an image of her Boston terrier Bug, who passed away in 2010, on the other.

Following the ceremony, a seven-piece New Orleans jazz band led guests around the mansion to the pool for cocktails, and later, the garden for dinner. Bistro lights provided a soft glow, and vintage wrought-iron gates covered with ferns and amaranthus garland added some drama to the scene.

Nature calls! Miniature custom terrarium place cards doubled as favors for the 60 special guests, who also relished Holly Flora-designed centerpieces of maiden hair fern and amaranthus in vintage brass vases, surrounded by brass taper candles.

McGowan shows off her fabulous ensemble in a stunning wedding portrait that perfectly showcases her sparkly Jimmy Choo heels (and through the windows, the breathtaking view from the mansion).
He put a very unique ring on it! McGowan’s hardware includes a gold-hued engagement ring with a green stone, and a matching band of smaller green stones. Detail’s ring is in the same color family, but hammered and textured.

McGowan’s silk strapless corset A-line Monique Lhuillier gown featured delicate Chantilly lace draped with a fine tulle overlay. The waistline of the dress was accented with a knot detail cascading into the skirt, and the bride finished the look with a raw-edge chapel-length tulle veil.

 

Wedding planner Amber Gustafson of Amber Events was responsible for the couple’s big day, called “romantic and ethereal” by a source. And it seems the newlyweds were more than happy with the festivities, too. “Hell to the yeah! I’m a Mrs.! What?!AWESOME! Love to you all!!!!!,” McGowan Tweeted Sunday morning”