Vogue magazine disclosed on Monday that Kat Dennings, famed for her role in “Two Broke Girls,” recently exchanged vows with Andrew W.K. in a private ceremony at their Los Angeles residence last month.
The revelation unfolded through an Instagram carousel presented by Vogue, featuring snapshots from the couple’s nuptials, with notable guests Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin in attendance. The accompanying article featured an elaborate caption chronicling the couple’s journey to matrimony, accentuating their fortuitous encounter described as “mystical circumstances.”
Kat Dennings and Andrew W.K. (Credits: PEOPLE)
Dennings looked resplendent in the captivating photos, striking poses on a couch and down the aisle with flair, donning a cream-colored lace dress and a striking red lip. Opting for an intimate celebration with just 15 guests at their home, the pair diverged from the conventional white wedding gown. Dennings expressed the vintage Alexander McQueen dress she wore as the “most perfect.”
Addressing her unconventional choice, Dennings remarked, “I realized that, as a very pale person, I didn’t like myself in white,” underscoring the significance of authenticity on her special day. The article delved into the couple’s spontaneous kitchen proposal, setting the tone for an emotionally charged and profoundly meaningful ceremony.
Making their romance public on the app in May 2021, just a week after formally acknowledging their relationship, the couple shared a second photo from the November 27 wedding on Dennings’ Instagram, with the caption, “🔔 just married 🔔.” The announcement in a press release for W.K.’s album, “God is Partying,” disclosed the couple’s initial meeting in Los Angeles earlier that year, contributing to the whirlwind nature of their relationship.
The decision to host a small, intimate wedding at their residence imparted a cozy ambiance to the event, symbolizing the significance of their kitchen proposal. The journey from romance to marriage for Dennings and W.K. has been characterized by spontaneity, genuine chemistry, and a mutual understanding of their perfect compatibility.
