The actress and director, White Lotus, who got engaged in late 2021, Wed at the legendary New Orleans Preservation Hall
Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form are married!
The actress and producer married in New Orleans in June, and the bride did so in a Danielle Frankel silk wool gown that couldn’t have been nicer for the setting.
“I fell in love with Danielle Frankel’s dress,” she told Vogue. “I follow them on Instagram. They text me, and we talk, and when I walk into their studio, I feel beautiful in every way. I chose my dress because I felt like I belonged in New Orleans, which was an excellent choice for hot Louisiana. “
Named Scarlet and selling for $9.990, the dress is made of pleated silk wool with lace applique. Spaghetti straps, and tulle train, making it light and cool enough for New Orleans weather. It matched Brunello Cucinelli’s striped Form number, which Daddario, 36. Called the “beautiful, not too serious” suit he chose for the couple’s big day. However, the bride wants her entire gorgeous look to be heat-resistant, which is why she even opts for light accessories and simple hair and makeup. “I wanted to feel like everything was working in the heat,” she told Vogue. “Nothing too heavy or serious,” Daddario said that their wedding, which took place in the legendary New Orleans Storage Room. Before moving further into the heart of the French Quarter, was casual from the start.
“Peace” is a theme he goes to, as well as being authentic to New Orleans.
“We loved the look of the Preservation Hall – it’s so old, so historical, you can see its age and ‘defects,'” she told Vogue. “That’s what makes it so beautiful. We wanted it to be about music, drinks, and authentic New Orleans.”
But New Orleans wasn’t even the original plan. The White Lotus actress wants to marry in Italy to “drink Italian wine for three day. However, everything changes when he finds a job that takes him to New Orleans and reminds him of his friends’ weddings in the same city.
“We moved him to New Orleans,” he said. “This is a city full of music and life.”