Jennifer Meyer married Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii — and ex Tobey Maguire officiated
Jennifer Meyer is married. The jewelry designer wed billionaire Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii over the weekend, and the guest list read like a Hollywood roll call: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Hudson and Courteney Cox all made the trip to celebrate. Meyer's ex-husband, Tobey Maguire, went one step further — he officiated the ceremony.
Page Six's 20-photo beach gallery shows the newlyweds' friends settling into full vacation mode rather than packing into a formal ballroom. Hudson arrived with her partner, musician Danny Fujikawa, with both of them wearing LSPACE, while DiCaprio was photographed with his girlfriend, model Vittoria Ceretti, in several frames; the pair also posed together on the sand. Cox turns up again and again, and Meyer and Maguire's daughter, Ruby Sweetheart Maguire, was on hand for her mom's big day.
DiCaprio crisscrosses the shot list solo and with Ceretti, while Cox appears in frame after frame. The gallery also catches stylist Maeve Reilly, along with Ayanna Williams and Naamix, rounding out a guest list that leaned on Meyer's nearest and dearest.
It reads as a deliberately relaxed affair. There are no ballgowns in the frames Page Six published — just swimwear, bare feet and easy smiles, with the couple's inner circle drifting between the ceremony and the coastline.
Page Six's own caption summed up the scene: the biggest names in Hollywood "frolicking on the beach" during the newlyweds' wedding weekend.
An ex on officiant duty
Maguire and Meyer married in 2007 and split in 2016, and they share two children. The fact that he stood in front of the newlyweds as officiant rather than taking a seat in the sand says plenty about how this family handles its big moments. Page Six reports he made the trek to the island and ran the ceremony himself.
The photos, credited to Clint Brewer Photography, capture DiCaprio and Ceretti side by side and Hudson with Fujikawa, the whole group ambling along the Hawaiian shore between ceremony and celebration. It is a wedding that reads more like a reunion weekend than a formal affair.