Carly Rae Jepsen has exchanged vows with music producer Cole M.G.N. in a beautifully orchestrated ceremony at New York City’s legendary Chelsea Hotel. The intimate affair took place earlier this month, marking a significant milestone for the couple.

The 39-year-old pop sensation, widely recognized for chart-toppers like “Call Me Maybe” and “I Really Like You,” celebrated her marriage on October 4. The joyous event was attended by 100 of their closest friends and family, according to Vogue.

Jepsen and her new husband chose the hotel’s Bard Room as the backdrop for their nuptials. Adding a personal touch to the ceremony, the singer’s aunt and uncle took on the role of officiants, ensuring the day was both memorable and heartfelt.

For the occasion, Carly opted for two distinct bridal looks. She first appeared in a stunning creation by Australian designer Toni Maticevski. The dress featured a strapless design with elegantly gathered fabric at the waist, complemented by a structured corset bodice that highlighted her timeless style.

The white gown was strapless and contained bunched fabric around her lower waist as well as a fitted corset bodice. 

Fabric flowed down behind her into a train while a long sheer veil was placed at the back of her head. 

Carly Rae Jepsen, 39, officially said ‘I do’ to music producer Cole M.G.N. during a romantic ceremony at the iconic Chelsea Hotel in New York City earlier this month

The star – who is known for hits such as Call Me Maybe and I Really Like You – tied the knot inside the hotel’s Bard Room, with the wedding being officiated by her aunt and uncle

Her reddish locks were parted in the middle and effortlessly cascaded down past her shoulders in elegant waves. 

While walking down the aisle, Carly held a colorful bouquet of anthuriums as well as oncidium orchids. 

Cole M.G.N. – whose full name is Cole Marsden Greif-Neill – wore a cream-colored suit from Husbands Paris while also donning a Dolce & Gabbana shirt underneath. 

When it came to the moment of her walking down the aisle, the singer described it as a ‘fever dream.’ 

While both she and Cole didn’t cry during the ceremony, Carly explained to Vogue that the ‘energy was just light and joyful.’

The Good Time hitmaker added, ‘Between the bright baby blue of the background, the wildflowers that surrounded us, and the intimate lighting, walking down the aisle felt like a fever dream.

‘Nothing will top the moment when we first locked eyes, and to be honest, for the first half of the ceremony we couldn’t see anyone else.’ 

Afterwards, the newlyweds and other guests had the chance to unwind during cocktail hour followed by a scrumptious and intimate dinner.

When it came to the moment of her walking down the aisle, the singer described it as a ‘fever dream’

While both she and Cole didn’t cry during the ceremony, Carly explained to Vogue that the ‘energy was just light and joyful’; seen in 2023 in Somerset, U.K.

Some of the guests that were in attendance for the wedding included singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright. 

Carly later changed into a second white dress from Danielle Frankel which was strapless and made of layered flowy fabric. 

Their wedding cake was four tiers and included flavors of almond and raspberry while covered with a sugary white icing. Sugared kumquats were added on top for a final touch and offered a pop of color. 

The day after their wedding, both Carly and Cole donned their wedding ceremony looks and took an assortment of photos on the streets of NYC. 

Some of the lighthearted moments including the pair sharing a sweet kiss on a street corner and indulging in a slice of pizza. 

‘Often in life we’ll imagine things, and even though the reality can be good, it’s never quite as good,’ the songstress told Vogue after the wedding. 

However, Carly gushed that the day ‘was better than either one of our wildest dreams.’ 

She further expressed, ‘We felt connected through the whole thing, which was really important to us.’

However, Carly gushed that the day ‘was better than either one of our wildest dreams’

The performer shared some snaps from her wedding day to Instagram on Friday and penned in the caption, ‘Husband. That feels good to say. ❤️ New York City ~Oct. 4th. Favourite day of my life.’

Carly and Cole first met in 2021 during a songwriting session as they worked on her 2023 album The Loveliest Time. 

But it wasn’t until the following year that the lovebirds struck up a romance and began dating. 

Cole was a co-writer and producer of her track So Right – which is found on The Loveliest Time. 

During an interview with People, the songstress reflected on working together and how more collaborations of theirs could be in the future. 

‘We’ll go traveling somewhere, and we’ll bring a little acoustic guitar,’ the star explained to the outlet.

‘I think you’ll see a lot more of our collaboration together for future projects, but this is our first little baby out in the world,’ she added, referencing to So Right. ‘We’re both so excited.’

Carly and Cole first met in 2021 during a songwriting session as they worked on her 2023 album The Loveliest Time

The couple became engaged when Cole popped the big question at Hotel Castello di Reschio in Umbria, Italy in September 2024

The couple became engaged when Cole popped the big question at Hotel Castello di Reschio in Umbria, Italy in September 2024. 

At the time, the singer jumped to Instagram to announce the happy news and also gave a glimpse at her engagement ring. 

In the caption, the Grammy-nominated singer typed out to her followers, ‘Very engaged over here ❤️.’ 

Carly rose to her fame with her hit song Call Me Maybe in 2012 while Cole has also found success in the industry – winning six Grammys for his collaboration with Beck.