Hattie Dynevor has delighted fans by sharing a series of previously unseen photographs from her sister Phoebe Dynevor’s breathtaking, Regency-themed wedding in the heart of Provence last month. The bride, who captured global hearts playing the eldest Bridgerton daughter, Daphne, in the smash-hit Netflix series, officially tied the knot with American actor Cameron Fuller in a stunning ceremony set against the idyllic backdrop of the French countryside.
The couple chose the magnificent 18th-century French farmhouse Le Mas des Poiriers for their special day, an exclusive estate that spans more than 65 acres of lush land and can comfortably accommodate up to 250 guests. Surrounded by close family and friends, the 31-year-old actress and her 30-year-old groom exchanged vows during a secluded ceremony before transitioning into a celebratory evening filled with a formal sit-down meal, drinks, and lively dancing.
While the wedding was kept largely private, the newly released images provide a delightful glimpse into the festivities. Among them, 22-year-old actress Hattie looked radiant in a pretty pink maid of honour dress as she posed alongside her famous sister and other loved ones. The wedding itself was a masterclass in elegant, understated homage, cleverly weaving subtle nods to Phoebe’s breakout television role into the overall aesthetic.
The bridal suite and the sprawling exterior of the historic farmhouse were thoughtfully styled to feature the signature lavender and mint green colour palette intimately associated with the Bridgerton family on screen. Maintaining the theme down to the finer details, the wedding crockery also showcased elegant designs inspired by the romance and sophistication of the Regency era.
According to insiders close to the family, Phoebe and Cameron could not be happier with how their dream celebration turned out. A source revealed that the bride had spent months meticulously planning the big day alongside her mother, actress Sally Dynevor, ensuring that every element felt entirely perfect. Phoebe had reportedly fallen in love with Le Mas des Poiriers when she visited the sprawling estate last year alongside Cameron, captivated by its secluded nature and breathtaking visual beauty.
Although the couple kept many details of their wedding under wraps prior to the event, Phoebe had offered a clever hint to her followers earlier in the year. Speaking to British Vogue in March while attending a fashion house show in Paris, where she wore a striking white, Grecian-inspired Louis Vuitton outfit, she teased her upcoming nuptials by remarking that the ensemble was a little nod to the year of her wedding, though she declined to reveal too much at the time.
The romance between Phoebe and Cameron has steadily captured public attention since they were first romantically linked in 2023. Their engagement became official public knowledge in May 2024, when the actress stepped out at the prestigious Met Gala in New York City wearing a dazzling oval-cut diamond ring on her left hand. Cameron later shared a romantic snapshot taken immediately after his proposal, capturing a tender moment as he embraced Phoebe from behind while she held her hands to her face in joyful disbelief.
Cameron comes from a deeply established Hollywood background, bringing his own impressive set of screen credits as an actor and producer, including roles in television projects such as The Last Ship, Into the Dark, and The Goldbergs, alongside producing work on films like Drop and The Astronaut. He is the son of prominent film producer Brad Fuller, whose blockbuster credentials include steering major Hollywood franchises like A Quiet Place and The Purge.
Phoebe’s own artistic lineage runs just as deep. Her father is the accomplished screenwriter Tim Dynevor, renowned for penning hundreds of episodes of the long-running television series Emmerdale as well as creating the Channel 5 drama Desperate Measures. Meanwhile, her mother, Sally Dynevor, has been a familiar and beloved fixture on British television screens since 1986, famously portraying Sally Metcalfe on the ITV soap opera Coronation Street.
Before heading to France for the picturesque Provence ceremony, Phoebe marked her final stretch as a bachelorette with a lavish hen celebration in London. In August, she hosted a close-knit group of family and friends, including her sister Hattie and mother Sally, at the five-star Broadwick Soho hotel, where rooms can cost up to £1,500 per night during peak season.
Hattie documented elements of the festivities on social media, posting a collection of photographs to Instagram that showcased Phoebe posing happily with her loved ones. She captioned the post with the affectionate words "Fuller love for Phoebe" accompanied by heart emojis, to which groom-to-be Cameron promptly responded with a heart-eyes emoji.
For the London hen do, Phoebe embraced bridal chic by wearing a £3,450 silver-tone metallic mini-dress from British label The Own Studio, featuring wide straps and a scooped neckline, which she paired elegantly with strappy heels. Hattie opted for a pale pink embellished mini dress accessorised with a £1,680 Saint Laurent vanity bag, while their mother Sally joined the celebrations wearing a sophisticated black dress.
The party stayed in the hotel’s luxurious Broadwick Suite, which had been decorated in keeping with the bridal theme using rose-gold balloons and giant letters spelling out "bride to be." Thoughtful touches were integrated throughout the stay, including personalised pink and cream wash bags laid out specifically for members of the bridal party. The group enjoyed drinks at the hotel’s rooftop cocktail bar, Flute, before heading out into the city for an intimate dinner.
Their evening meal took place at Nina, an Italian restaurant located in Marylebone, where the establishment had prepared a bespoke personalised menu exclusively for the occasion. The menu was headed with the playful phrase "Fuller love for Phoebe!!!" and featured the restaurant’s set menu, perfectly rounding out the pre-wedding celebrations before the family gathered in France for the ultimate Bridgerton-inspired fairy tale wedding.
