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Matty Healy Marries Model Gabbriette In Lavish Wedding Ceremony

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Matty Healy and Gabbriette tied the knot over the weekend.

The 1975 frontman and American model – whose legal name is Gabriella Bechtel – were married on Saturday in a star-studded ceremony at Castillo del Lago, Madonna’s former home near the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, California.

Per Just Jared, the guestlist included The 1975’s George Daniel, fellow singer musician Charli XCX, alongside a host of other models, influencers and other public figures.

A statement from the couple to People magazine confirmed: “Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel were married yesterday at a private ceremony in Los Angeles, attended by their family and close friends.”

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Pictures from the big day show Matty wearing a classic black tuxedo, while Gabbriette wore a traditional long-sleeve, floor-length white dress, with her hair in a 60s-esque half-up, half-down style.

Frankly, we’ll be spending most of today refreshing Denise Welch’s Instagram waiting for her take on the day (the actor and Loose Women panellist is, for those unaware, Matty’s mum, and was previously a scene-stealer at Charli XCX’s wedding in 2025).

Matty and Gabbriette announced their engagement in June 2024, with Denise confirming on Loose Women that the Brit Award winner had proposed with a black diamond ring he’d had designed especially for his future wife.

I couldn’t be more thrilled,” the former Coronation Street star gushed, adding that Gabbriette is “everything I would want in a daughter-in-law”.

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Last year, Gabbriette admitted to People that arranging the wedding “might take a while because I’m bad at planning stuff”.

“But the wedding bells are somewhere up there,” she joked.

Earlier this year, she shared her bridal tips in a feature for Jimmy Choo, which included “this is a celebration, not a performance” and “remember, this is about love – and looking hot – but mainly about love”.

Her other major wedding planning hack? “Let your fiancé think that they’re helping. They pick the music, you pick everything else. Democracy!”.

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