Natalie Portman and Benjamin Millepied tie the knot

Natalie Hershlag, who is better known by her stage name Natalie Portman, recently got married with French ballet dancer and choreographer Benjamin Millepied.

Reportedly, they met on set of the Darren Aronofsky film “Black Swan” and developed interest. They started dating in 2010 and got engaged in the same year. They took the next step in the procedure and officially tied the knot in 2012. The colourful wedding ceremony took place this past Saturday in California’s central coastal city Big Sur, where a large number of people had been invited.

The couple said the “I DO’s” in front of the friends and family, and they were confirmed as husband and wife.

In the meanwhile, the first photos of the wedding also paved their way to the internet. The photos of their wedding are available on various websites and social forums. One photo of the newly-wed couple is quite catching up, where they stand side-by-side, surrounded
by bushes and trees. The cheery smiles on their faces add more value to the picture. Portman was clad in a lacy white dress on her wedding. Her dress had a floral arrangement and a veil with a flower headband. The groom put on navy blue tux and tie, which
totally suited him.

The couple posed for different pictures and seemed to have a lot of fun with the wedding photo shoot. Since Portman owns a duel American and Israeli citizenship, the wedding ceremony also had a Jewish touch.

Back in 2011, Portman stated: “The weird thing is … people knowing something that is so private but, I mean, you get used to that. It’s just wild to walk down the street and have a complete stranger be like, ‘Congratulations!’ It’s so nice, but it’s a new experience to have people know that much about your most private things. It’s all good.”

Congrats Portman and her dancer beau!

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Posted by Irfan Khokhar on Aug 7 2012. Filed under Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry