Demi Lovato is now a married woman as the pop star wed long-time boyfriend Jordan ‘Jutes’ Lutes on Sunday, May 25, in an intimate ceremony that took place in California. The marriage was a close-knit affair, with only close friends and relatives present at the wedding. The bride wore a Vivienne Westwood bespoke wedding dress, a classic pearl white gown with a corseted bodice and a sweeping cathedral-length veil of tulle. The ensemble was created with Lovato in consultation with the British fashion house, selected for its classic tailoring and figure-hugging style that suited her own sense of style. During the reception, she wore a second Westwood look which was a streamlined ivory silk satin gown with intricate pearl details.
Demi Lovato Gets Married To Boyfriend Jordan ‘Jutes’ Lutes
The celebrations began the night before with a rehearsal dinner hosted by celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss. The evening was marked by a loose run-through of the wedding and a light dinner, setting the stage for the emotional celebration to come. Demi Lovato and Lutes publicly came out with their relationship in August 2022, although their romance had its beginning before that when Lovato was writing a song for her album Holy Fvck.
What began as a collaborative effort on the song eventually transformed into something far more meaningful. The couple became engaged in December 2023 following an intimate proposal in Los Angeles. Demi Lovato and Lutes have frequently talked about the power of their connection over the last two years. The artist has termed their relationship as earthy, joyful, and emotionally secure.
During an earlier interview, Demi Lovato mentioned that one of the things she appreciates most is how naturally they click with each other, always making each other laugh and comfortable in the presence of the other. She’s also emphasised the importance of looking for a partner who feels like home, someone you’re strongly attracted to, can be yourself around, and who makes you the best person you can be.
Even though they are celebrities, the couple never hurried into wedding plans. Rather, they prioritised having fun at each milestone at their own speed, basing their relationship on a foundation of friendship, sense of humour, and music. Lutes co-wrote a number of the songs in Holy Fvck, among them Substance and Happy Ending.