Phoebe Dynevor appears to have traded her London hen party for a considerably quieter setting in the South of France.
The Bridgerton actress reportedly married actor and producer Cameron Fuller on Sept. 5 at an 18th-century farmhouse in Provence. Just Jared reported the marriage on Sept. 7, citing details from The Sun about the private weekend ceremony.
The venue was reportedly Le Mas des Poiriers, a 65-acre estate on an island in the Rhône River near Avignon. Neither Dynevor nor Fuller had publicly announced the wedding.
There had been signs that the date was approaching. Dynevor celebrated her hen party in London in August, and months earlier she told British Vogue that her white Paris Fashion Week look was “a little nod to the year of my wedding.”
The Reported Wedding Took Place at a Secluded Provence Farmhouse
The Sun reported that Dynevor and Fuller exchanged vows at Le Mas des Poiriers, an 18th-century farmhouse in Provence. The property’s own website describes it as a 65-acre estate on an island in the Rhône near Avignon, with extensive gardens designed to provide privacy and seclusion.
An unnamed source told The Sun that Dynevor and Fuller had visited the property together the previous year and that she fell in love with the setting. According to that account, family and friends watched them exchange vows before a seated meal, drinks and dancing later in the evening.
Dynevor’s mother, longtime Coronation Street actress Sally Dynevor, and younger sister Hattie were reported to have attended. Actor Sam Lerner also shared photographs from the wedding weekend featuring friends including Logan Lerman, Cole Sprouse and Kiernan Shipka.
Her London Hen Party Came Less Than Two Weeks Earlier
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Dynevor’s wedding celebrations became much more visible in late August when Hattie shared photographs from her sister’s hen party in London.
The group included their mother, Sally, and gathered for dinner at Nina in Marylebone. Personalized menus carried the phrase “Fuller love for Phoebe,” a play on Cameron’s surname, while other photographs showed “Bride to Be” decorations and balloons.
Dynevor wore a sparkling mini dress for the celebration and also appeared in a mirror photo surrounded by friends. Hattie used the same “Fuller love for Phoebe” phrase as the caption on her Instagram post.
The Sun’s source claimed Dynevor had spent months planning the French ceremony with Sally, despite her mother previously joking after the engagement that she intended to keep “well out of” the wedding planning.
Fuller Proposed With Dynevor’s Family Watching
The couple’s engagement became public in May 2024 when Dynevor arrived at the Met Gala wearing a diamond ring on her left hand. Fuller subsequently shared a photograph from around the time of the proposal on Instagram.
Hattie later revealed more about how the engagement happened. She said Fuller proposed during a family holiday in the Cotswolds with Dynevor’s relatives present and recalled that her sister was “crying her eyes out” with happiness.
For a long time, however, the couple gave away almost nothing about when the wedding would actually take place. Even family members initially said they were simply enjoying the engagement.
That changed by March 2026. Speaking to British Vogue during Paris Fashion Week, Dynevor explained that her custom white Louis Vuitton outfit was “a little nod to the year of my wedding,” publicly confirming that 2026 was intended to be the year she married.
They Met at a Sundance Nightclub in 2023
During an April appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, Dynevor revealed that their first meeting happened at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2023, where she was promoting Fair Play.
Dynevor said they met at Tao’s Sundance pop-up and emphasized that they were simply at the club when they encountered one another. “You can meet someone at a club,” she joked after Drew Barrymore pointed out the unlikely origin story. The pair were photographed together in the months that followed and attended Wimbledon together that summer.