Pamela Anderson's youngest son, Dylan Lee, married interior designer Paula Bruss during a private garden ceremony in Saint-Tropez, France, in early July 2026.
The actress walked her son down the aisle at a private villa in Les Parcs, the same location where the couple became engaged in July 2024.
Brandon Lee, Dylan's older brother, attended the event alongside their father, musician Tommy Lee, who was pictured embracing his ex-wife after the ceremony.
Anderson wore a custom mustard brocade dress with a small cape designed by Fernando Garcia for Oscar de la Renta.
The bride's wedding gown, also by Oscar de la Renta, was inspired by classic French cinema.
Anderson noted her long-standing relationship with the designer. "Fernando has been a friend for a long time," she said.
The actress expressed admiration for the bond between her son and his wife.
"Dylan is a beautiful soul—he really is a grounding force in all of our lives. He and Paula are an undeniable match.
They are a wonderful artistic couple, and we are so blessed to share our families," Anderson said.
Describing the experience of watching her son marry, Anderson said, "I'm so happy for Dylan and so excited to send him off into the wild world.
It's an emotional moment. Tears are catching me off guard at times—happy tears.
But as Khalil Gibran says, 'As parents, we are the bow from which life springs.'"
Dylan Lee reflected on the gathering, saying, "We felt pure happiness.
Looking around and seeing everyone we love gathered together in one place was overwhelming in the best possible way."
He described the atmosphere as memorable. "There was so much excitement and love in the air.
Being one of the first among many of our friends to get married made the day feel especially meaningful, and we truly tried to soak in every second together."
The groom noted the setting's contribution. "The service was peaceful and sentimental.
Seeing my beautiful wife walking down the aisle and reciting my vows in the middle of the most beautiful wildflower garden was a dream come true."
Paula Bruss shared that neither of them had ever been to a wedding before. "Waiting two years for that moment made it feel even more magical," she said.
The bride worked closely with the design team on her attire. "I had always envisioned being in ballet flats or barefoot down the aisle," Bruss said.
"So we kept the front of the dress shorter but kept the long train in the back to give it that princess look."
She emphasized that every fitting felt special, and the final result was timeless yet personal.
