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Written by: Julie on 12 October 2009 | One Comment |

Christina Hendricks, of Mad Men fame, married fiancé Geoffrey Arend in NYC on Sunday. The wedding was held at a restaurant called II Buco. Christina and Geoffrey exchanged platinum wedding bands by a designer named Tacori. A rep for Tacori had this to say:

“The rings are simple and lovely – so much like Christina and Geoffrey.”

The rep also revealed that when Geoffrey and Christina went shopping for the rings they knew when they had found the right ones, saying:

“They put the rings on the table and said, ‘Look, they talk to each other. They’re friends.’”

While the remaining details of the couple’s nuptials haven’t been disclosed, we do know that the bride walked down the aisle in a Carolina Herrera wedding dress, which was her first choice. She had this to say about it:

“It was the first dress I tried on and it was magnificent.”

Congrats and good luck to the happy couple!

Julie Wein

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