'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' Alum Eliza Dushku Secretly Weds Peter Palandjian
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Eliza Dushku is the latest celebrity to reveal her secret wedding in [...]
Engagement
Dushku informed fans of her engagement last June in another Instagram post.
"'YES!!' Absolutely, my love," she wrote of the proposal. She included the hashtags "Boston Born," "Boston Bred" and "Boston Soon to be Wed." True to her words, the ceremony took place in the New England city.
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Dushku and Palandjian look picturesque posing before this iconic Boston sculpture. Titled "Two Big Black Hearts," it was created by Jim Dine in 1985, and it sits in the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.
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The couple opted for simplicity and elegance in their outfits, with Palandjian wearing a fine blue suit and Dushku in a slim, backless white gown. The actress allowed the skirt to trail behind her, though she did not seem to mind as it swept the outdoor walkway.
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Dushku and Palandjian did not explain their wedding plans, allowing the pictures to convey a thousand words. Somehow or another, they ended up on a bicycle built for two on their special day. The charming sight was made even more adorable by their wedding date printed on the frame.
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The couple did not hide their excitement in the photos. Dushku held her hands over her head in triumph as she walked hand in hand with her new husband.
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The wedding seemed to be a grand, yet small affair. Few other people appeared in Dushku's photos, but the setting was undeniably incredible.
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Dushku wore a genuine grin in this group photo. Two of her companions wore floral printed dresses while another wore a simple, flowing gown.
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One thing did not seem to be lacking at Dushku's wedding: food. The actress included a shot of the meticulously laid place setting, which came complete with a note describing the meal. The inclusion of the words "first course" at the top seems like a good omen — implying that there were more courses to come.
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