Abigail Manbeck
News Editor
Charlie Puth and his fiancée, now turned wife, Brooke Sansone are now officially married. The service took place on Sept. 7 at Puth’s family home in Montecito California. They were officially married in the driveway by an olive tree.
The song that Sansone walked down the aisle to was “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing” by the rock band Aerosmith. The song was performed at the wedding by the Sunday Service Choir.
Sansone wore a custom dress that was made by Danielle Frankel and Puth wore a custom Bode ensemble, with the shirt embroidered in red, featuring the wedding date, Sansone’s nickname for Puth which is ‘Melon,’ and a phrase they both love, which is “Us, forever.”
For the married couple’s first dance together as husband and wife, they danced to Puth’s live from the Meadowlands cover of “Jersey Girl” by Bruce Springsteen. Both Puth and Sansone are originally from New Jersey, so it was fitting for their song to feature where they grew up. They were also childhood family friends who grew up together.
At the reception, guests were served tiny hot dogs on silver platters. Their wedding cake was a carrot cake, and the flower arrangements consisted of sunflowers. The servers had calla lillies on their aprons and Sansone had real calla lilies as part of her bouquet.
Puth wrote on Instagram to Sansone, “thank you for making me the happiest man alive,” adding in another Instagram post, “it has always been you.” That second phrase that Puth wrote on his Instagram, was also mentioned in both of their vows.
It seems that they are very happy together, and are currently spending time in Italy for a nice getaway.