Emma Roberts, Cody John now married

Emma Roberts, Cody John now married

Her aunt Julia Roberts was among the wedding guests
/ 12:10 PM July 27, 2026
Emma Roberts, Cody John now married
Emma Roberts and Cody John. Image: Instagram/@nikkilee901, @emmaroberts

“Scream Queens” star Emma Roberts has finally tied the knot with her actor fiancé Cody John, saying “I dos” at an outdoor ceremony in Idaho in the United States.

The American actress-singer and John’s wedding was held at a garden filled with greens and blooms in Sun Valley, Idaho last Saturday, July 25, as seen in the photos obtained by foreign media outlet Page Six.

Emma walked down the aisle in her custom gown made by Filipino-American designer Monique Lhuiller, who gave fans a closer look through a video on her Instagram page.

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“A vintage inspiration set the tone for Emma’s custom wedding gown. A structural, natural-waist corset served as the foundation for beautifully layered and draped silk chiffon. Rooted in warm tones, the color palette drew inspiration from nude and soft blush shades to develop the bride’s custom color, ‘Vintage Rose,’ named in honor of her middle name,” the caption reads.

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Emma made her way to the altar hand-in-hand with Rhodes, her son with her former boyfriend Garrett Hedlund.

Aside from Rhodes, family members who witnessed the couple’s special day included her A-lister aunt, Julia Roberts, and her husband, Danny Moder.

Emma and John had been together for two years before they got engaged in 2024. The pair has yet to publicly share photos from their special day as of this writing. /edv

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