Candace Cameron Bure's Daughter Natasha Marries Disney Channel Alum – Inside Their Wedding

A hands-on bride, a tender mother's tribute in something blue, and music drawn from a romantic first movie night came together in a scene of pure enchantment at this intimate Malibu wedding.

Natasha Bure, daughter of "Full House" star Candace Cameron Bure and retired NHL player Valeri Bure, married actor Bradley Steven Perry on Sunday, September 14, in a private garden ceremony at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu, California.

The couple exchanged vows in front of 150 guests in a celebration drenched in personal, emotional touches, each detail carefully chosen to reflect their love story.

Bradley, 26, is best known for his role on Disney Channel’s "Good Luck Charlie." He and Natasha, 27, shared their relationship publicly on Instagram in July 2024 but had never announced their engagement, keeping their path to the altar entirely out of the spotlight.

Reflecting afterward, the couple called their wedding day both "surreal" and "overwhelming in all the best ways," expressing gratitude for the love and support around them.

Symbolic Touches at Every Turn and A Bride Who Did It All Herself

In a surprising move, Natasha took charge of every element of the day, declining to hire a wedding planner. From designing custom invitations and signage to handwriting thank-you notes for all 150 attendees, she poured her heart into every decision.

By the time the big day arrived, she admitted that Bradley's home had been transformed into an arts-and-crafts studio. Natasha walked down the aisle to "Mia & Sebastian's Theme" from "La La Land," the very film she and Bradley watched on their first movie night.

Before the ceremony, the pair exchanged private handwritten vows during their first look, then recited traditional vows before their guests. Bradley made only one request for the day: live jazz music during the ceremony and cocktail hour.

Later, the newlyweds shared their first dance to Doris Day's "Again." Bradley had discovered the song while preparing for a theater role and immediately sent it to Natasha, insisting it be part of their wedding. Natasha later gushed, "It truly sounds like falling in love."

Loved Ones by Their Side

The bride wore a gown from Kinsley Couture Bridal in Walnut Creek, California. The strapless dress featured floral lace, a sculpted bodice, and a full skirt. Natasha described the look as both dramatic and delicate, the exact vision she had wanted. For her "something blue," she asked Candace to wear a powder blue dress.

"[My mom] means the absolute world to me, so having her honored in that way felt so right," Natasha said. She added that she feels "so lucky" to have the support of her parents, calling them a "constant source of love."

Valeri proudly escorted his daughter down the aisle, with her brothers Maksim and Lev also present. Bradley's best man was Jake Short, his co-star from "Mighty Med" and co-host of "The Sit and Chat" podcast. Jake had been the one to introduce Natasha and Bradley after casual encounters over the years.

A Detail-Filled Reception

The reception carried a palette of creams, champagne tones, greenery, and white florals. Guests dined on steak, chicken, fish, or a vegetarian option. Dessert included heart-shaped carrot cake from SusieCakes and gelato from a mobile cart.

Another striking detail was Natasha's unconventional ring — a bold yellow-gold piece set with a large oval stone, framed in a distinctive design that made it impossible to miss.

A Commitment for Life

Bradley explained the significance of marriage, saying, "Marriage to me is making a lifelong commitment to the person that you were born to be with… Natasha is that for me."

Natasha added, "We both have so many dreams and aspirations that we get to conquer as one now. Bradley is my best friend, and I'm so lucky to get a partner for life through it all."

The Malibu wedding became another milestone for the Bure family, following Lev's marriage just over a year earlier, which had prompted a very different round of conversation online.

A Golden Gown and a Spark of Controversy

More than a year before Natasha's Malibu vows, her brother Lev had already walked down the aisle with his bride Elliott, in a January 2024 ceremony that blended faith, family, and unexpected debate.

Candace proudly announced the milestone, posting images of Lev and Elliott on Instagram. She declared, "Words cannot express the joy we have felt this weekend celebrating the marriage of our son and his bride, Elliott."

She shared her gratitude for what she called the "generational blessing of long-lasting Christ-centered marriages," a legacy she said she was proud to pass on.

Candace also gave followers a glimpse into the spiritual heart of the ceremony. "The Holy Spirit was present, the gospel was preached, and love filled the air," she wrote.

The celebrations included conversations, meals, speeches, toasts, laughter, and dancing. She went on to describe the newlyweds' future as one blessed with love, joy, peace, and contentment, crediting those gifts to God.

The actress also emphasized that the day was more than fashion or photographs — it was a moment of deep spiritual meaning. She signed off her reflections in all caps, "This mama is over the moon HAPPY!!!!"

Fans React with Admiration and Criticism

While many admired her posts, others couldn't look past her bold fashion choice. Candace wore a strapless golden gown that quickly divided opinion. Fans swooned, calling the look "stunning," "gorgeous," and "the bomb."

But others were quick to criticize, questioning whether her sparkling look stole focus from the bride. One person wrote, "It's her son's wedding; why do this?" Another accused her of being an "attention seeker," while a third complained, "Can't even let her son & future daughter-in-law have the spotlight."

Bride and Groom in the Spotlight

Lev looked sharp in a black suit and bow tie, while Elliott dazzled in a strapless gown with a daring thigh-high slit. Their bridal party wore black, making the bride stand out even more against the minimalist backdrop of white roses at their garden ceremony.

The reception moved indoors, where guests dined, toasted, and danced. Candace shared a tender moment with Lev on the dance floor, sealing it with a kiss on her son's cheek.

Elliott later posted her own wedding photos, drawing an outpouring of praise. One called her the "Most beautiful bride ever," while another described her as simply "breathtaking."

The compliments kept rolling in. One fan declared, "It looks so magical and you look so beautiful," with another agreeing it was the "most perfect wedding."

Others said her pictures left them emotional. "I'm crying these are perfect," wrote one follower, while another admitted, "I'm gonna cry again."

Lev's Journey to the Altar

The "Full House" actress expressed relief that she had not overstepped in planning, explaining that while she was thrilled to see her son marry the love of his life, she let Lev and Elliott handle the details.

Lev's marriage to Elliott followed an earlier engagement to Taylor Hutchison, which ended amicably eight months after the announcement. Candace confirmed the split was mutual and left no hard feelings.

In the years leading up to the wedding, Lev balanced studies at Liberty University with work in the family business, with Candace often highlighting his life in interviews.

With Lev’s January 2024 wedding and Natasha’s September 2025 Malibu ceremony, Candace and Valeri experienced the joy of seeing two of their children wed just over a year apart.