Kristin Chenoweth has tied the knot with her longtime love, Josh Bryant, during the Labor Day weekend. Their wedding was a pink-themed celebration filled with their favorite elements, including Seven-Eleven treats, Wicked-inspired beverages, Baskin Robbins delights, and Dunkin Donuts goodies, all held in Dallas, Texas, according to a report by People magazine.
Below, we’ll delve into the romantic highlights of their nuptials and provide more details about Kristin’s husband. Josh, a musician originally from Arkansas, is a vital member of the country-rock band Backroad Anthem, based in Fayetteville. He’s known for songs like “Small Town Fame,” “Feel This Night,” “Fishin’ For a Country Girl,” and “Curfew.” Interestingly, Kristin and her now-husband first crossed paths thanks to Josh’s band.
They first met in 2016 when Backroad Anthem performed at Kristin’s niece’s wedding. Fate intervened once more two years later at her nephew’s wedding, where Josh’s band once again took the stage.
By this time, they had already developed a friendship, and Josh decided to make his move. Kristin recalled the pivotal moment to People, saying, “Josh asked me where I was going to be performing next, and it was North Carolina. I said, ‘I’m busy. I don’t have time, da, da, da.’ And he showed up at the concert, and that was it for me.”
Kristin’s wedding celebration took place in front of an intimate gathering of 140 close friends and family, including fellow luminaries like Kenny Ortega, Kathy Najimy, David Foster, and Katharine McPhee. The couple’s pre-wedding festivities included a rehearsal dinner at Capital Grille before they officially tied the knot at a private residence in Dallas. Their beloved dog,
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Thunder, had the honor of serving as the ring bearer, making a grand entrance down the aisle to the tune of AC/DC’s hit “Thunderstruck.”
For her special day, Kristin wore an exquisite Pamella Rowland gown featuring a nude and pink overlay adorned with embroidered pearl flowers and a prominent bow at the back. Breaking from tradition, she opted for a non-traditional gown, describing it as “simple and elegant.” In her own words, “I never thought I’d get married, so I went very nontraditional with the gown. I love it.”
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