Dove Cameron and Damiano David did not want a fairy-tale wedding built for magazine covers. They wanted something that actually fit them. On September 24, 2026, the pop star and the Måneskin frontman skipped the massive multi-day celebrity spectacles and tied the knot in an intimate civil ceremony at the centuries-old town hall in Montalcino, Tuscany.
If you expected a giant meringue gown and a strict black-tie dress code, you haven't been paying attention to these two.
Instead of traditional bridalwear, Cameron chose a custom Giorgio Armani white suit featuring a belted, caped jacket, a matching tie, and a stark bouquet of white calla lilies. David matched her energy in an off-white tailored suit finished with a soft silk scarf. They arrived at the Palazzo dei Priori in a vintage white Lancia convertible, stepped out into the Tuscan air, and kept their guest list tight at roughly thirty people.
Public moments for high-profile couples are usually heavily guarded and sterile. Not this one. Outside the historic municipal building, curious locals and fans gathered to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds. Cameron and David didn't duck into tinted-window SUVs or hide behind security guards. They walked out, greeted the crowd, and shared a long kiss right there in the open street before heading off to a private celebration at a nearby estate in the Val d'Orcia valley.
Their path to this moment has always been a little unconventional. They first crossed paths at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, where Cameron recalled thinking that David wanted nothing to do with her because he barely acknowledged her presence. A year later, the dynamic shifted entirely. By late 2023, they were quietly dating, going red-carpet official in early 2024, and announcing an engagement in January 2026 after David proposed back in October 2025.
David's proposal sets the tone for how they approach life together. Rather than staging an elaborate, over-the-top stunt for the cameras, he popped the question at home while they were packing suitcases, with Cameron wearing an oversized t-shirt and no makeup. They've repeatedly emphasized that beneath the red carpets and stadium tours, their actual relationship thrives on the mundane routines of cooking, watching television, and navigating the logistics of splitting their time between Los Angeles and Rome.
That grounded perspective translated directly into how they designed their wedding day. By choosing a historic town hall in Italy over an exclusive Hollywood resort, they bypassed the trap of trying to impress an audience. They traded rigid formulas for a sharp, modern celebration that felt entirely authentic to who they are.
Stop overcomplicating what a wedding has to look like. Sometimes you just need an ivory suit, a vintage car, and the right person.
