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Jennifer Meyer gushed over her “unconventional” wedding to Geoffrey Ogunlesi — and having her ex-husband, Tobey Maguire, officiate.
“I genuinely felt like I was floating on cloud nine,” Meyer told Vogue Thursday of her wedding. “I had zero jitters, just pure happiness.”
“Having our three children and our parents walk down the aisle made it even more special. And having Tobey, my ex-husband, officiate was so special. A little unconventional, but so perfectly us.”
Jennifer Meyer admitted that having her ex-husband, Tobey Maguire, officiate her wedding to Geoffrey Ogunlesi was “unconventional.” The Hapa Blonde / BACKGRIDThe jewelry designer and the billionaire tied the knot in a lavish Hawaii wedding on Oct. 10.
In addition to Maguire being the officiant, several other A-listers were in attendance.
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