Mary-Kate Olsen is now married to Olivier Sarkozy. An intimate wedding happened last November 27, 2015 with only 50 people in attendance. The wedding commenced in an outdoor garden ceremony in a private home in Manhattan, New York City. The two have dated each other for three years before officially tying the knot.
A 17-year gap seem to have not been a hindrance for fashion designer Mary-Kate Olsen, 29, and banker, Olivier Sarkozy, 46. US Magazine shared that despite of the age gap that the two have, Olivier Sarkozy found his lifetime partner in Mary-Kate Olsen and expressed that she is indeed mature for her age. Moreover, the banker wanted to propose in 2013 but then Mary-Kate Olsen initially said no when he brought up the intention.
According to Vanity Fair, the said wedding was full of love, happiness, and cigarettes. It was reported that everyone in the wedding had smoked the whole night. In the reception of their wedding, Mary-Kate Olsen and Olivier Sarkozy has requested all their guests to turn off their cellphones and enjoy the night. This might seem a strange wedding reception full of cigarettes in an indoor area - but nonetheless, guests were all out and shared one of the best nights in the life of the newlyweds.
The recently concluded wedding is a first for Mary-Kate Olsen while it is the second for Olivier Sarkozy. The banker and a half-brother of France's former president was first married to writer Charlotte Bernard for 14 long years before calling it quits in 2010. Their divorce was finalized in 2010 which a little after, Olivier Sarkozy started dating Mary-Kate Olsen. In addition, the banker also has two children from his former marriage, making the fashion designer now a stepmother, Sydney Morning Herald cited.
Mary-Kate Olsen and Olivier Sarkozy seem to have finally found what they are looking for. After three years of dating as well as and initial attempts of a marriage proposal, Mary-Kate Olsen and Olivier Sarkozy finally tied the knot in a very intimate ceremony in Manhattan, New York City.
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