Coco Fennell Weds Again in Stylish Ceremony

Coco Fennell has once again tied the knot with photographer Maximillian Webster. The couple, who first married in December, held a legal ceremony at Hackney Town Hall over the weekend.

Fennell, 35, wore a plunging white jumpsuit and was photographed smoking a cigarette outside the venue, a repeat of her stylish aesthetic from their initial celebration. Her hair was dyed blue, and she carried a simple bouquet. Webster, 40, wore a cream suit with a white shirt.

"Legally wed," Fennell confirmed on social media. "At last!"

Their first wedding, held nine months prior, featured significant personal touches. The rings were created by Fennell's father, society jeweler Theo Fennell, and her sister, Oscar-winning director Emerald Fennell, served as a bridesmaid. Dame Joan Collins was among the guests.

However, the initial ceremony lacked a qualified registrar, with Webster's father officiating. For that event, Fennell wore an embellished dress by Valdrin Sahiti and later changed into a dramatic red ensemble. The reception included a neon wedding chapel sign from God's Own Junkyard and a large wedding cake.

Emerald Fennell, known for her Academy Award-winning film "Promising Young Woman," has previously showcased her sister's designs. Coco Fennell is recognized for her fashion label, which features 1960s-inspired retro clothing.

Prior to her relationship with Webster, Coco Fennell was engaged to comedian John Robins, though the engagement was called off in 2021. Fennell and Webster first appeared together publicly in 2024 at a friend's wedding in Bergerac, France.