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AnnaLynne McCord finally tied the knot with Danny Cipriani after crowdfunding for their nuptials.
The “90210” alum confirmed their union on Sunday in an Instagram Reel.
“I married the love of my life yesterday. And it’s real it wasn’t a dream,” she said in bed as she woke up next to Cipriani. “This love is a grace upon my being.”
She continued, “Every moment of this creation of this ceremony, every moment of ritual, every stolen glance, until we could just stand there holding hands, looking in each other’s eyes for a frozen moment that held the current of infinity.”
The actress gushed that their wedding was “incredibly timeless.”
“It’s all a blessing. The energies swirling around this wedding are all completely perfect. Not a foot put wrong. No missed step.”
“Happy first day being AnnaLynne Cipriani to me,” she concluded.
Last month, McCord and Cipriani made headlines when they launched a Honeyfund site, asking for donations for their wedding.
“Gift any amount, contribute to our journey! Help us create our dream wedding and honeymoon experience with any amount of donation,” the registry read.
The couple — who have a combined net worth of $8 million — asked people to donate $100 to pay for their marriage license, $1,000 toward the rehearsal dinner and $1,200 for wedding floral arrangements.
The registry also includes a link where donors can donate anywhere between $10 and $5,000.
On Friday, the total amount of donations was at $14,200, per the US Sun.
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McCord told the outlet that she received “death threats” after launching the fundraising page.
“I was told I was despicable — and that I was trying to extort money from my wedding guests. People actually donated ten dollars towards the wedding so they could write on the site that Danny and I were disgusting.”
Following their Los Angeles wedding, the duo reportedly plan to have two more wedding ceremonies — one in London and one in Cambodia.
Cipriani — who had a two-decade-long rugby career — proposed to the “Days of our Lives” star on Christmas Day 2025.
The couple first met on the exclusive celebrity dating app Raya and dated on and off for years before splitting in 2020.
They found their way back to each other in 2024, and Cipriani publicized their romance on Instagram in April, sharing photos of himself with McCord, next to the caption, “My Miracle… Loving you is the easiest thing in the world ❤️🥰🌟✨😍.”
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