Actor Phoebe Tonkin and art advisor and curator Bernard Lagrange deliberately kept their love out of the spotlight for years, allowing their relationship to grow in private. Then, in October 2025, Phoebe took to Instagram to share the next big step in their journey: they were engaged. “We got engaged in Provence, in a house by ourselves, just the two of us,” Phoebe tells Vogue of how it came to be.

While the couple made the decision to say “I do” on vacation, they knew that their wedding had to take place where they both lived: in New York City. “We never even discussed anywhere else,” the bride says. “We both travel so much for work, we liked the idea of being at home, and having our family and friends come to us. I also liked the idea of waking up in my own bed all weekend!”

Convenience aside, choosing New York as the basis for the May 10 wedding also helped fine-tune the aesthetic and feel of the celebration. “We had a very clear idea of the type of wedding we wanted. We wanted to share the city we love so much with the people who matter the most to us. Some had not been in years or been there at all,” Phoebe explains. “We knew we wanted beautiful flowers, good music, good food, good wine, and a good time.” Working with wedding planner Caroline Perry helped them bring that vision to life. “Caroline put so much thought into the details, and planned the wedding to perfection,” says Phoebe. “My husband and I were very chill about the whole thing, most of our planning was done over WhatsApp.”

As with just about any night out in New York City, fashion played a major part. The bridesmaids wore Toteme, while the groom kept his wedding style classic with designs by Huntsman. Meanwhile, the bride wore a number of looks to fit each occasion. For their intimate rehearsal dinner at Mr. Chow, Phoebe wore the iconic vintage newspaper print dress by John Galliano for Dior. “An homage to Ms. Carrie Bradshaw,” the actor notes. She paired the look with Ana Khouri jewelry.

For her walk down the aisle, Phoebe decided to work with Chanel—a brand she has partnered with for a decade. The bride shares she had a clear vision of the gown: a lace slip dress with a train, as well as a strapless tulle topper adorned with lace embroidery. “I had always hoped I would wear Chanel on my wedding day,” she muses. “It is still surreal to think I got to wear a custom Chanel wedding dress. I am so unbelievably grateful to the team, the ateliers, and my stylist, Emma Jade Morrison, who worked so tirelessly to make the wedding dress of my dreams.” She paired the dress with Jessica McCormack earrings, as well as wedding bands that were exchanged during the ceremony. A few hours into the reception, Phoebe swapped her Chanel gown for a custom sequin Magda Butrym dress that was perfect for late-night dancing.