All About Their 2019 Nuptials

One year after secretly marrying in a New York City courthouse, Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber tied the knot again in front of family and friends on Sept. 30, 2019.

The couple hosted 154 guests at luxury resort Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina, including their parents and several of their celebrity friends. Justin and Hailey kicked off their wedding festivities with an intimate rehearsal dinner where they transported guests via speed boat the night before they exchanged vows at the resort’s on-site chapel.

Justin and Hailey announced their engagement in July 2018, just two months before they tied the knot in a civil ceremony. Though their South Carolina ceremony was the pair’s second trip down the aisle, a source told PEOPLE that having a religious ceremony was very important to them both.

“It was all flawless and absolutely magical. They were thrilled to have their families and friends in South Carolina. It meant more than they imagined,” the source told PEOPLE. “Although they were already married, their religious wedding ceremony was very important. It now feels more official for them.”

Justin and Hailey have since renewed their vows. In May 2024, the couple announced they were expecting their first child by sharing a carousel of images and videos of their vow renewal in Hawaii, where Hailey can be seen cradling her baby bump in a lace Saint Laurent dress and veil. The Biebers welcomed their son, Jack Blues Bieber, in August.

From a custom Off-White wedding dress to Swarovski champagne bottles, here are all the details about Justin and Hailey Bieber’s wedding.

Justin and Hailey got married in South Carolina

The Biebers hosted their wedding weekend at Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina. The evening before the ceremony, Justin and Hailey hosted a rehearsal dinner for close friends and family at the resort’s Moreland Landing. Guests were transported to the event via speed boats, where they enjoyed local cuisine and bowling.

“Justin and Hailey took a speedboat down the river to the rehearsal dinner. They both seemed beyond excited,” an insider told PEOPLE at the time. “Hailey looked stunning in short, white dress. They enjoyed local food, including an oyster roast.”

For the pre-wedding bash, Hailey stunned in a corseted ivory mini dress by Vivienne Westwood. She accessorized the custom look with matching ivory stilettos with bows wrapped around each ankle, a 20.3-carat diamond pendant Messika necklace and diamond stud earrings. Justin coordinated with his bride-to-be by wearing a white collared Lacoste shirt, black slacks and boat shoes.

They exchanged vows during a religious ceremony

On Sept. 30, 2019, Justin and Hailey were married in a religious ceremony at the Somerset Chapel at the Montage Palmetto Bluff. As a string quartet played, Hailey was escorted down the aisle by her father, Stephen Baldwin. The couple recited their vows underneath a white flower arch and exchanged Tiffany & Co. bands.

In episode eight of Justin Bieber: Seasons, the pair gave fans a glimpse into their intimate ceremony. Footage showed Justin messing up the words of his vows several times, but Hailey said in the video that despite any mishaps, the events of the day were “meant to be.”

“Everything happened the exact way it was supposed to, I really believe that,” she said. “Even all the little mishaps that might’ve happened and us stumbling over our words, whatever it was, I think that it was so meant to be.”

As for the small ceremony, Hailey shared, “We kept it really small because it makes it so much more fun. And the little things that I was worried about, none of that energy got brought into the actual day.”

They had a star-studded guest list

Hailey and Justin’s second wedding was a star-studded event. Among the 154 guests were Hailey’s father Stephen, mother Kennya Baldwin, sister Alaia Baldwin and cousin Ireland Baldwin, as well as Justin’s parents, Pattie Mallette and Jeremy Bieber.

Other guests included Justin’s longtime manager Scooter Braun, Kylie Jenner, Camila Morrone, Kendall Jenner, Jaden Smith, Usher, Kris Jenner, Justin Skye and Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney of country duo Dan + Shay.

While their guest list was filled with celebrity friends, Hailey shared in episode seven of Justin Bieber: Seasons that she and Justin only invited those who were a part of their journey as a couple.

“We just decided that smaller and intimate was gonna be the better situation for the two of us because we wanted people who had been very super involved in the journey and who were still super involved in our life currently, and who are still part of our day to day lives right now,” she said. 

Hailey wore a custom Off-White wedding dress

Hailey walked down the aisle in a custom Off-White wedding gown designed by the late Virgil Abloh, a close friend of hers. The backless dress featured an off-the-shoulder neckline, a fishtail-style skirt, long sleeves and a lace train. Abloh also incorporated the Off-White logo into the dress and used pearls to spell out the words “wedding dress” along the back of the gown.

Hailey completed her bridal look with a custom veil embroidered with the phrase “Till Death Do Us Part” and Minny heels from Jimmy Choo. In 2019, the model told Vogue during her final dress fitting that she knew she wanted Abloh to design her ceremony look “from day one.”

“I didn’t want somebody who was a wedding dress designer,” she said. “I just feel like my style and my street style is such a part of who I am. Virgil has kind of always just been in my corner since the beginning.”

Hailey also shared that she was heavily involved in the design process. “I was specific on the sleeves. I knew I wanted them to be long onto my hands. I knew I wanted this silhouette. I knew I wanted my back to be showing,” she said.

Guests were gifted crystal-covered champagne bottles

Following the ceremony, guests were escorted to a cocktail hour before being seated for a plated dinner at the Wilson Ballroom at the Montage Palmetto Bluff for the formal reception. The long white dinner tables were decorated with candles and neutral floral arrangements from Mark’s Garden. The reception décor also included a canopy of greenery, which hung over the tables with subtle drop lights made by Technical Event Company.

In addition to a photo booth, guests enjoyed Moët & Chandon Imperial Brut in customized bottles made with 9,682 Swarovski crystals. Justin and Hailey could also be seen cutting a five-tier white wedding cake in episode eight of Justin Bieber: Seasons, which included figurines of the pair as a cake topper.

Justin serenaded Hailey at the reception

There were several musical performances at the reception, including a surprise serenade by Justin himself. Daniel Caesar performed three songs at the bash, including his hit “Best Part,” while Dan + Shay sang their track “10,000 Hours,” which features Justin. Later on in the night, Justin grabbed the mic to serenade his wife with a rendition of “One Less Lonely Girl.”

“We were at the wedding and realized that I had never been a ‘One Less Lonely Girl’ that got sang to, so everybody insisted that I get brought up on stage,” Hailey said in Justin Bieber: Seasons. “I was, like, giddy, like as if it was really happening onstage and it was just so silly and cute.”

Hailey changed into two more white dresses throughout the night

Hailey changed into two other dresses for her wedding reception. The first was a custom Rich & Russo silk gown with a halter neckline and a thigh-high slit. She paired the dress with a leather motorcycle jacket from Celine, which was embroidered with the word “Wife.”

Later in the night, the model swapped her halter gown for a white slip dress designed by Vera Wang, which featured a mermaid silhouette, criss-cross straps and a single-shoulder cowl detail. Hailey accessorized this look with white sneakers for a more comfortable wedding outfit.

”This was [definitely] more of the party dress. They were much more open to something seductive, light and sensual [for this look],” Wang told Vogue of the dress design. “The wedding dress had a certain formality to it. This was meant to be the complete opposite. I love using the dancer reference with this because when I see her I sort of see a ballerina.”