Hannah Brown, former star of The Bachelorette Season 15, married Adam Woolard in a stunning coastal wedding at Domaine du Mont Leuze in Èze, France, on July 26, 2025, attended by 101 guests. The couple, who met on Hinge in early 2021 and got engaged in August 2023 at Bolt Farm Treehouse in Whitwell, Tennessee, aimed for a “timeless and classic” celebration. Brown wore a “Cheyan” Mira Zwillinger gown from Mark Ingram Atelier, paired with Jimmy Choo Staz Mesh Bow Pointed Pumps, styled with Hollywood waves to feel like a “princess.” For the reception, she changed into the “Bayne” dress from Mark Ingram Bride’s Spring 2025 Collection, featuring floral embroidered tulle over French Chantilly lace. Woolard, vice president of business development and health coach at Blokes Men’s Health and Joi Women’s Health, looked dapper in a classic suit.
The ceremony, officiated by their Nashville pastor, emphasized their shared faith, a central pillar of their relationship. A luxurious welcome party at Le Negresco Beach Club in Nice on July 25 kicked off the festivities. Guests enjoyed passed hors d’oeuvres during a cocktail hour with a pianist, followed by a dinner with a burrata surprise dome as the first course and a choice of summer truffle beef filet or pan-seared sea bass for the entrée. A dessert buffet featured traditional French sweets and a white wedding cake with vintage piping, blending American and French styles with a vanilla-flavored mousse, honoring Brown’s Southern roots. Brown’s mother insisted on the traditional cake, a nod to American wedding customs.
The couple legally married in Davidson County, Tennessee, on June 21, 2025, sharing their notarized marriage license on Instagram on July 12. Brown described the wedding as a “dreamlike” moment, enhanced by the French Riviera’s charm, with intentional details to make their community feel loved while keeping the day focused on their connection. They plan to honeymoon in Croatia, a new destination for both, to relax and explore. The couple, who moved to Nashville together in 2023 and bought their first home in October 2024, chose to live separately before the wedding to honor their faith, a decision Brown said deepened their bond.