Alert: Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi dropped stunning photos from their wedding

Hey there! Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi have just released stunning photos from their wedding, and we can't believe how quickly we scrolled through them. According to People, the Stranger Things actress and Bongiovi—who is the son of the famous Bon Jovi—got married in May. Thanks to a recent post on Millie’s Instagram, we finally get a sneak peek at their special day.

"Your wife for eternity," the founder of Florence by Mills captioned her post, appearing to allude once more to Taylor Swift. In case you missed it, Millie shared her engagement news in April 2023 with lyrics from Taylor's timeless song, 'Lover' — talk about coming full circle!

The newly married couple was photographed by Sandra von Riekhoff, who beautifully documented their joy and affection on their special day. The bride and groom beamed with happiness as they enjoyed the lush greenery, sharing a romantic kiss beneath an enchanting floral arch. Naturally, MBB posted a stylish black-and-white shot from the reception, showcasing her in a stunning off-the-shoulder white satin gown accessorized with a black bowtie.

Since May, Jake and Millie have been tight-lipped about their wedding plans, but Jake's father, Jon Bon Jovi, shared some insights about the big day during his visit to BBC's The One Show. He expressed his excitement, saying, "They’re doing wonderfully. It was a lovely, intimate family affair, and the bride was stunning. Jake couldn't be happier. It's all true."

The "Living on a Prayer" artist perfectly embodies that sentiment, and the photos speak for themselves. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bongiovi! ????

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