Something blue and something new.
Emma Roberts married Cody John a few weeks ago in Sun Valley, Idaho, celebrating with A-list guests including her aunt, Julia Roberts.
And while the bride wore a custom Monique Lhuillier silk chiffon gown for the lavish nuptials, her bridesmaids’ gifts — BaubleBar’s custom totes — start at just $78.
The “American Horror Story” star chose the large, light denim option with cherry-red embroidery — but it’s also sold it small and medium sizes (plus, a dozen more colors and lettering options).
Even sweeter, she added the Taking Heart Bag Charm to the functional gift bags, which were embroidered with her married name initials. (The adorable charm also comes in a few different variations.)
The “Scream Queens” star showed off the gift bags on Instagram Stories, writing, “insane bridesmaid bags,” and tagging Brit and Kara Elkin, her longtime friends and stylists.
Further leaning into the boat-and-tote trend, Roberts told Vogue that the wedding guests also all “left with a L.L. Bean goodie bag customized with ‘hitched’ on the side.” Each contained a custom Wythe hat, plus a deck of playing cards and Larchwood Huckleberry caramels.
However, apparently she saved the BaubleBar bags for her nearest and dearest. (No word on what was inside the adorable totes.)
The accessible label’s jewelry is a favorite of stars like Scarlett Johansson, Ali Larter and Selena Gomez.
A love of canvas totes runs in the family, as Julia was spotted in New York City earlier this month carrying Alex Mill’s The Perfect Weekday Tote — a pricier version of the classic, also worn by the likes of Mariska Hargitay and Gwyneth Paltrow.
No matter how you tote it, you can’t go wrong.
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