Natasha Bure, the 27-year-old daughter of Candace Cameron Bure, and actor Bradley Steven Perry tied the knot in a garden-themed ceremony at Calamigos Guest Ranch & Beach Club in Malibu on Sunday, in front of approximately 150 guests. Natasha wore wedding attire suitable for a sunlit outdoor celebration, and her groom Bradley wore a formal suit for the event. Candace Cameron Bure, 49, celebrated the marriage in person along with her husband Valeri Bure, as did their two sons, Lev and Maksim, who were present for the nuptials. Natasha and Bradley had been dating for about 14 months before their vows, marking a relatively quick path to marriage for the couple who had publicly celebrated their progress toward a life together on social media and in interviews around the wedding.
Candace Cameron Bure announced the nuptials on Tuesday with a devoted post celebrating the newlyweds. In her message, she wrote, “We introduce to you Mr. and Mrs. Perry!” and praised her daughter as radiant, adding that she and Valeri could not have asked for a kinder man than Bradley to love and care for Natasha. The groom replied in the comments, “Love you, thank you for everything! The most perfect weekend!” while Natasha responded with an affectionate “I love you!” The couple’s social media feeds reflected the joy of a first moment as a married pair after a long courtship and a wedding day that began with the traditional exchange of vows surrounded by family and friends.
Natasha told People magazine on Tuesday that she looks forward to building a family with Bradley and that she is excited about the prospect of “little Bradleys running around” after the honeymoon. Bradley echoed the sentiment, saying he anticipates a future where he and Natasha push each other to be the best versions of themselves in both their personal and professional lives, and he expressed confidence that she will be an extraordinary mother. The couple’s remarks highlighted the shared values and visions they voiced throughout their courtship, including a commitment to faith, family, and collaboration in their creative endeavors.
The ceremony’s public narrative also touches on Natasha’s Hollywood legacy, with her mother Candace Cameron Bure being a longtime television figure who rose to fame as D.J. Tanner on Full House and later returned for the Netflix revival Fuller House. The wedding follows Candace’s own milestone of celebrating a 29-year marriage to former NHL player Valeri Bure earlier this year, underscoring the family’s emphasis on lasting partnerships amid demanding public lives.
In a broader family context, Candace, Valeri, and close friend Joshua Peeples co-founded Bure Family Wines in Napa Valley in 2006, a venture that has extended into the family’s public profile beyond acting and sports. Lev Bure, the couple’s eldest son, has served as vice president of the venture, reflecting the family’s diversified interests and the way they blend professional pursuits with personal life. The wedding thus sits at the intersection of a long-running Hollywood lineage and a shared entrepreneurial spirit that characterizes the Bure clan.
Bradley Steven Perry, Natasha’s groom, is known for his work as a child star on Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie, where he played Gabe Duncan. His career began at a young age, much like Natasha’s mother, and the couple’s union draws attention not only for the romance itself but for the way it ties together two generations of performers who built fame in different eras. The couple’s friends and family were present for the ceremony, which reflected a traditional approach to a garden wedding, including a celebration that carried a personal, intimate tone amid Malibu’s scenic backdrop.
As Natasha and Bradley begin their marriage, friends and relatives are watching to see how their creative paths align in the years ahead. Natasha’s public statements about family planning, combined with Bradley’s expressed commitment to their relationship, suggest a shared optimism about building a life that balances artistic ambitions with a stable home environment. The couple’s future, including plans for parenthood and potential professional collaborations, remains a topic of interest for fans of the Bure family and for readers who follow entertainment-industry weddings as a lens into how public figures navigate personal milestones.
Beyond the wedding itself, Candace Cameron Bure remains active in the entertainment and faith communities. She is slated to serve as a presenter at the 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards, scheduled for October 7 in Nashville, Tennessee, a role that reinforces her public persona as both a performer and a promoter of faith-based entertainment. She has also announced plans to embark on a four-date live tour at the Church at Liberty Square in Cartersville, Georgia, beginning November 20, with appearances that promise to blend storytelling, faith, and music. In addition to her live appearances, Bure is involved in producing and acting, with mention of a holiday project, Home Sweet Christmas Wedding, in which she reprises her role as an M&A lawyer named Sophia for a Great American Family project later this year.
As Natasha and Bradley settle into married life, observers will likely compare this wedding with Candace Cameron Bure’s own long-standing marriage, which has endured through decades of public visibility and professional milestones. The event also reflects the broader trend of celebrity families expanding into multi-generational entertainment platforms, such as wine brands and media ventures, that keep family names in the public eye while enabling new generations to establish their own identities.