Chrishell Stause and G Flip say ‘I do’ once more— this time with a medieval twist

They’ve said “I do” in Las Vegas, Australia, and now, in the Dark Ages? Chrishell Stause and G Flip have married once more, and their latest ceremony had a medieval twist. 

For the Selling Sunset star and the non-binary musician, three times’ a charm. The LGBTQ+ couple, who first wed in Las Vegas in 2023 before following it up with some nuptials Down Under, celebrated their love story once again on Saturday (26 July) with a medieval-themed wedding in Los Angeles, California. 

Surrounded by friends and family, The Traitors US’ season three contestant modelled a romantic off-the-shoulder gown, fit with a corset bodice and puff sleeves. Meanwhile, G Flip was the knight to Stause’s princess, kneeling proudly in a red doublet and wearing a sword on their back.

The couple exchanged their vows for the third time from a turret, with a Tinseltown sunset as their backdrop. Not forgetting the goblets and knights in full regalia, which rounded out the affair. 

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Chrishell Stause and G Flip have said ‘I do’ once more— this time with a medieval twist. The couple, who first wed in Las Vegas in 2023, celebrated their love again on 26 July with a medieval-themed wedding in Los Angeles, surrounded by friends and family. Chrishell wore a romantic off-the-shoulder white gown with a corseted bodice and braided crown, while G Flip channelled a modern-day knight in a red doublet, complete with a sword. The couple exchanged vows from a turret at sunset, with goblets and knights in full regalia rounding out the affair. Guests included celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton, who shared photos of the joyful ceremony on Instagram #chrishellstause #gflip #sellingsunset #medievaltiktok #weddingday #wlwcouple

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Taking to Instagram to mark the occasion, Stause told fans: “Found my Knight, pledged my heart again, a vow sealed beneath the stars.”

The reality star urged “the inevitable haters” who wish to berate them for “doing this every year, what is the difference if I threw myself a bday party in July? Why is one accepted and the other makes you cranky?”

“A plague on your houses,” she quipped.

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To this, fans reminded the third-time newlyweds that queer love deserves to be shouted about right now, given the hostile politics in the US for the queer community since Trump was elected for a second time.

“I think annual weddings should be the new birthday parties?! Why not celebrate love, we need that right now ?! Amazing idea,” wrote one person.

Another echoed: “Love this! Life is too short & the world is too dark, so it’s great to celebrate as much as you can!”

“You two are healing my little queer heart, and the healthy love and representation are beautiful for everyone,” a third fan wrote.

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