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Why Lana Condor’s Home Served as Her Perfect 2nd Wedding Venue

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While Lana Condor‘s character in To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before may still be in love with Peter Kavinsky, in real life, Lana said always and forever to Anthony De La Torre.

In October, after nine years together, Lana and the Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales actor married atop the Malibu mountains. But when it came to other wedding events, such as a welcome dinner and farewell brunch, their new California home was the perfect place.

“I recently got married and it was amazing and I was able to do it in this house,” Lana shared in a video with Architectural Digest published Feb. 20. “The idea of christening the home with all of my loved ones and friends and everyone was so exciting.”

As the camera panned to their outdoor space, Lana shared that airy, open area held nearly 100 of their loved ones—including To All the Boys costars Sarayu Blue, Janel Parrish and bridesmaid Madeleine Arthur—for both wedding events.

“We had set up all these beautiful, beautiful tables,” Lana, 27, added. “It absolutely held all these people.”



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