Demi Lovato Goes Full Showgirl for Her Vegas Bachelorette Party
Surprise! Demi Lovato not only had a beautiful wedding, but she had a pretty epic bachelorette party, too.
A week after marrying her now-husband Jordan Lutes, AKA 'Jutes' and sharing photos from their lavish California ceremony, Lovato gave fans a glimpse inside another one of her pivotal wedding events: her bachelorette party.
In a recent Instagram post, the star documented the time that she and her friends spent in Las Vegas ahead of her Memorial Weekend nuptials. Naturally, the then-bride-to-be dressed for the occasion by sporting a white silk minidress with flouncy, feather-trimmed sleeves from Lapointe.
The carousel featured clips and images of the singer posing in her bridal-inspired frock while taking selfies with her friends. In the caption, Lovato wrote: 'Bach party day/night one (not nearly enough pictures were taken 😭).'
Of course, new husband Lutes commented on the post, writing, 'Ya right ur my wife.'
Lovato also shared a reel from the bachelorette, which saw her strutting across a hotel room with her friends following right behind her, as they all took part in a funny social media trend. The 'Sorry Not Sorry' singer captioned the reel: '2 Fridays ago when I was still a [fiancée].'
The former Disney star went all out for her Santa Barbara nuptials, wearing five different looks throughout the course of the weekend. For her ceremony, Lovato turned to Vivienne Westwood for an off-the-shoulder, corseted pearl white wedding dress. And while her weekend looks featured a selection of Westwood styles, the singer diverted from the dresses by including one silk suit look from Lapointe—the same brand the provided her feathery bachelorette mini.
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