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Not even a heavy rainstorm could put a damper on Kelsey Grammer’s wedding to Kayte Walsh in New York City on Friday. Inside the Longacre Theater, where the couple tied the knot, the space was still decorated with props from La Cage aux Folles, as well as huge bouquets of pink and red flowers in gold urns.
During the emotional ceremony, performed by Terry Lavell who was Grammer’s costar in the Broadway hit musical, attendants read poems that the bride and groom had written for one another. As the couple listened, they appeared to be holding back tears, according to one guest.
After Walsh’s brother, Stuart, sang “Feels Like Home” by Randy Newman, Grammer, 55, and Walsh, 29, recited traditional vows.
“They looked very happy,” a wedding guest told PEOPLE after the ceremony, “really, really happy.”
In addition to Lavell, the couple was attended by Grammer’s two eldest daughters, Spencer and Greer, Walsh’s sister, Sophie, and friend Angela Copeland. The women wore matching black dresses and Christian Louboutin pumps. The bride wore a silk sheath gown with beaded straps and bodice – a custom design by Peter Langner for Mark Ingram, according to Access Hollywood. Grammer’s son Jude, joined Walsh’s brothers as groomsmen, and the best man was friend Carl DeGersdorff.
A Night at The Plaza
Immediately following the ceremony, a small group of guests went to the Plaza Hotel for a lavish dinner in the Grand Ballroom, which was decorated by celebrity event designer Ed Libby.
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