Emmy Rossum married the director Sam Esmail
The wedding of Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail
On May 28, there was a wedding ceremony for actress Emmy Rossum and director Sam Esmail at the Central Synagogue on Lexington Avenue in New York. The event attracted 130 guests, including Robert Downey Jr. and Hillary Swank. The ceremony was performed at the altar, richly decorated with white flowers.
The couple met in 2013 on the set of the drama "Comet": director and script writer Sam Esmeil invited Emmy to play a title role in his first feature film. He attached to the script a sincere and ironic letter, in which he told about himself, and this story touched the heart of Emmy. The writer's talent again helped Sam when he decided to make a proposal. He published their love story in the favorite rubric of Emmy Rossum Modern Love in The New York Times. The editors placed next to the column the advertisement of favorite bag of actress from Ralph Lauren - Ricky Bag. After that, Emmy said yes. Sam's wedding ring was prepared two years before the engagement, when the wedding was out of the question. During the walk, the couple went to the jewelry store, where Emmy especially liked the vintage ring with a round cut diamond from the French jewelry house Chaumet, which was made in 1920. A week later, Sam bought the ring, and two years later it became the most important decoration at the wedding.
The wedding of Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmeil
In an interview with E! News in February 2017 Emmy Rossum said that wedding preparations were the least of her concerns., and stransferred responsibility for tailoring the wedding dress to American designer Carolina Herrera: "As soon as I got engaged, I wanted Mrs. Herrera to start making my wedding dress" . The designer has been dressing Emmy for the red carpet events for years, including her appearance at the 2017 Met Gala in May. The Met Gala dress is reminiscent of a wedding dress - ivory with an elegant neckline, bare shoulders, a thin line of buttons on the back and a luxurious Hem. The bodice of the dress repeats the curved lines of architecture of the building of the Solomon Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art in New York, where the wedding procession moved after the official part in the synagogue to have supper and dance. The combination of classic traditional cut and drapery, inspired by modern style, fitted the taste of Emmy, who preferred to wear it throughout the ceremony. The wedding look was complemented by the tiara of Fred Leighton, who kept a thin veil on the bride, a bag of the French brand Roger Vivier and boats from Paul Andrew with a closed cape.
The wedding of Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail
The Solomon Guggenheim Museum of Contemporary Art
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