Bold and Beautiful’s Annika Noelle Marries John Patrick Amedori! Get The Details of Her Gorgeous Wedding
While her Bold and Beautiful character recently ended her engagement to Carter, the wedding gods are shining much more favorably on actress Annika Noelle (Hope), who married John Patrick Amedori on October 5, the night of the Hunter’s Moon, at The Lodge at Malibou Lake in Agoura, California. “We wanted it to feel like we were surrounded by nature,” Noelle told People, “almost like the flower arrangements were growing from the ground and everything was lit either from the full moon or by candlelight.”
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Noelle first went Instagram official with Amedori on Valentine’s Day in 2024, sharing photos of herself with the actor who has appeared on series like Dear White People, The Good Doctor, and Gossip Girl, as well as in movies like Almost Famous and The Butterfly Effect. The couple announced their engagement in November 2024.
For their nuptials, Noelle and Amedori wanted to ensure that everyone could enjoy the ceremony and reception as well as the beautiful natural scenery of the lake, so they had an unplugged wedding, allowing their guests to be present without the distractions of phones or devices. “This weekend wasn’t so much about us,” Noelle explained to People, “but creating a moment of escapism for our loved ones to feel enveloped by love, joy, and celebration.”
The festivities began on Saturday, October 4, with a party at Comell Wine Co. that included an open mic for anyone who wished to make speeches, perform songs, poetry, or whatever else they wished to celebrate the bride and groom. Sunday’s wedding ceremony began with paying respects to the fact that they were on the ancestral homelands of the Chumash people. The nuptials were officiated by the couple’s friend, Mike Nicholas, and the ceremony included personal vows. After exchanging rings, the couple participated in a traditional Celtic handfasting ceremony, where a cord was wrapped around their hands to symbolize their commitment and the union.
Noelle looked stunning in an ethereal dress, the “Persephone” design created by Willowby by Watters, complemented by a dreamy, celestial-themed veil, the Desert Rose Veil by Rue de Seine.
Following the ceremony, there was a cocktail hour featuring unique drinks that the couple had designed for each other. Then there was a family-style dinner followed by a dessert bar featuring autumn-themed treats. The wedding cake was topped with a custom-made figurine featuring the couple’s dog, Huckleberry, and cat, Henry.
The weekend wrapped up with brunch on Monday, October 6, after which the newlyweds headed off on their honeymoon. As they prepare to spend the rest of their lives together, Noelle said she can’t wait to see “what we create together.”
When the bride shared her happy news on Instagram, fans and friends offered their congratulations, as did several of the actress’s current and former co-stars. “Congratulations on a beautiful wedding and the start of a beautiful life together,” offered Karla Mosley (Dani, Beyond the Gates; ex-Maya, B&B). Lawrence Saint-Victor (Carter) commented with a row of eight heart emojis, which pretty much says it all. “OMG, stunning!” declared Katrina Bowden (ex-Flo). “Congratulations. So sad I couldn’t be there!” Linsey Godfrey (ex-Caroline, now Sarah, Days of Our Lives) wrote: “Oh, you look so beautiful and so happy!” Enthused Christian Weissmann (Remy), “i’m cryin 😭 so magical !!! congratulations you two 💌.” Trilled Kimberlin Brown (Sheila), “Congratulations! SO BEAUTIFUL!! ❤️❤️❤️ Wishing the two of you the very best that life has to offer.”
Soap Opera Digest wishes the couple a lifetime of happiness!
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