Los Angeles, California – Tallulah Willis, the youngest daughter of Hollywood stars Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has gotten married! On Instagram, the mother of the bride has shared some special moments from her daughter's dress fitting.
The photos shared by Demi this week show Tallulah trying on her dress as The Substance star gently places the veil on her.
The bride's sisters, Rumer and Scout, were also present for the emotional fitting.
"All the tender moments leading up to her beautiful day are forever etched in my heart. So grateful we were able to share this precious event together as a family," Demi wrote in the post's caption.
Tallulah then penned a sweet reply: "I love you mamas."
For the special look, the youngest daughter of Demi and Bruce worked with her longtime stylist Brad Goreski.
Designer Pier Paolo Piccioli created the custom gown, which required a total of 712 hours of work. The construction and alterations in the atelier took 405 hours, and the accompanying veil added another nine, as People reported.
"My biggest hope [for the dress] was that [it would be] something magical, but magical in a way that was unexpected, kind of like me. I've worked very hard to be comfortable in my own skin, to be in something that there’s a strength in is profound for me," Tallulah told Vogue.
Especially charming: Scout recalled that just a few months earlier, Tallulah had suggested shopping for her wedding dress on Etsy.
"From Etsy to Balenciaga couture – that's a moment. Who would have thought?" she joked.
Did Bruce Willis attend Tallulah's wedding?
Tallulah and her partner, musician Justin Acee, announced their engagement in December 2025.
Demi and her other two daughters, Rumer and Scout, celebrated the news enthusiastically at the time, and on Saturday, the couple officially exchanged vows in Idaho.
It's unknown whether Bruce Willis was able to attend his daughter's nuptials.
The 71-year-old now requires around-the-clock care due to his diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia, but his family, including his ex-wife and older daughters, have continued to support him through it all.
Earlier this year, Bruce's current wife, Emma, dispelled the misconception that the Die Hard actor didn't recognize his family anymore, emphasizing that the disease is different from Alzheimers – though both are a form of dementia.