Chloë Grace Moretz and Kate Harrison are officially married. The Kick-Ass actress, 28, and model-photographer Harrison, 34, tied the knot over Labor Day weekend after nearly seven years together. The couple, who began dating in 2018, confirmed their engagement on New Year’s Day 2025 via Instagram, where Moretz shared a series of photos — including one showing matching diamond rings.
Speaking to Vogue ahead of the ceremony, Moretz revealed that the couple designed the celebration around their shared interests. “A big part of the wedding is about sharing things that Kate and I love,” she said, noting the weekend included fishing, horseback riding, poker (complete with a custom poker mat designed by Harrison), and line dancing.
Both brides wore custom Louis Vuitton ensembles for the wedding and reception. Moretz opted for a pale blue dress inspired by an Old Hollywood silhouette, a non-traditional choice she said felt deeply personal. “I never really envisioned a wedding dress growing up,” she told Vogue, adding, “I knew I would do something non-traditional… and I think it really does [feel different].”
Harrison wore a classic white dress with a sweetheart neckline, complemented by a birdcage veil and cathedral-length veil.
For her reception look, she switched to a sheer-overlay bodice and trousers with metallic accents. Moretz also changed into a white suit with a cowboy hat.
Moretz said the highlight of the event was simply “being together” and making a renewed commitment. “We’ve been together for almost seven years… I think it’s important to just stay every day choosing each other.”
The couple has kept their relationship relatively low-key, only making it “Instagram official” in 2024. Harrison, daughter of actors Gregory Harrison and Randi Oaks, is signed with multiple modeling agencies and also works as a photographer. Moretz, previously linked to Brooklyn Beckham and others, publicly described herself as a “gay woman” in 2024 while advocating for LGBTQ+ rights.
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