“Stranger Things’ Star Maya Hawke Weds Christian Lee Hutson”
Congratulations are in order for Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson, who tied the knot on Valentine’s Day. The couple exchanged vows in a star-studded ceremony held at St. George’s Episcopal Church in New York City.
Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson: Wedding Highlights
The wedding took place at a picturesque venue in Manhattan. Both families were present to celebrate the joyous occasion. Maya’s father, actor Ethan Hawke, was seen walking her down the aisle, looking stylish in a black suit.
Uma Thurman, Maya’s mother and an acclaimed actress, also attended. She wore a lovely floral ensemble in shades of light blue. The event was well-attended by Maya’s co-stars from the popular series “Stranger Things.”
Star-Studded Attendance
- Finn Wolfhard
- Noah Schnapp
- Joe Keery
- Caleb McLaughlin
- Gaten Matarazzo
- Sadie Sink
- Natalia Dyer
- Sam Nivola
- Kathryn Newton
After the ceremony, the newlyweds and their guests moved to The Players Members Club for a reception filled with celebration.
About Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson
Maya Hawke, 27, and singer-songwriter Christian Lee Hutson, 35, began their relationship in 2023, initially as friends. Their bond deepened over the years, leading to their romantic relationship. They quickly became known for their collaborative music projects.
Musical Collaborations
The couple has worked together on multiple albums. Notably, Maya contributed to Hutson’s recent album, “Paradise Pop. 10,” and they collaborated on her albums “Moss” and “Chaos Angel.” Maya has expressed appreciation for Hutson’s support in her musical journey.
Maya shared insights into their relationship dynamics, stating that dating a friend brings a deeper understanding and connection. She found it rewarding, acknowledging that friends know each other beyond mere surface-level impressions.
The couple celebrated their union with an affectionate kiss after the ceremony. Their journey together has been filled with creativity, companionship, and love.
