By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-07 13:42:58 | Updated at 2026-08-07 15:36:25
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Emma Roberts is pulling back the curtain on her Idaho wedding to Cody John.
The actress shared behind-the-scenes snaps on Instagram on Thursday, kicking off the carousel with a sweet marriage-license moment.
In the shot, the “Unfabulous” alum, 35, and her now-husband, 36, stood under an “Auditor and Recorder” sign.
The couple smiled at each other while standing in the clerk’s office.
Roberts wore a floor-length pink dress, white sunglasses and slingback heels, with her hair down.
John, for his part, paired a Sun Valley jacket with colorful shorts and green sneakers.
In the social media upload’s second slide, the duo packed on the PDA in a photobooth strip — and closed the slideshow with sweet shots cozied up to each other.
Roberts’ 5-year-old son, Rhodes, also appeared in the post, with the “Scream Queens” alum holding him in her arms after the July wedding ceremony.
The little one, notably, walked Roberts down the aisle — as her dad, Eric Roberts, was not present for last month’s nuptials.
“I love my daughter, always have, always will,” the actor, 70, subsequently told Page Six in an exclusive statement.
“It is perfectly wonderful for her to celebrate however she wants, with whomever she wants,” Eric continued.
His sister Julia Roberts was present when Emma and John said “I do” — and shared her “love” for the newlyweds in an Instagram comment Thursday.
The “American Horror Story” alum started dating John in 2022 after being set up by a mutual friend, and he proposed two years later.
When they tied the knot at John’s family’s home in Idaho, the bride stunned in four dresses, including a black one.
“I love[d] the idea of wearing black for the after-party,” Emma told Vogue, quipping that she wanted to do “something that’s a little unexpected.”
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