With her body changing from week to week, Jen continued to have fittings with Danielle until the wedding. “Danielle created the most beautiful custom dress for me, as well as dresses for both of my daughters,” says Jen. “Seeing my little girl in her little custom Danielle Frankel dress almost made me melt. I absolutely loved my dress, and Danielle and her entire team were a dream.”
For beauty, Jen wanted to feel like herself, just “fresh, glowing and very Hawaiian.” Kara Bua, whom she has known for 25 years, did her makeup, while Jenny Cho did her hair. “They are the best of friends, so the whole experience was relaxed, happy and so much fun,” Jen says.
When it came to jewelry, Jen kept things simple and sentimental. She wore diamond studs of her own design, as well as a JAR diamond necklace and ring that she borrowed from someone she considers her second mother. “She’s been happily married for over 40 years,” Jen says. “And I loved the idea of carrying some of that beautiful energy into my own marriage.”
Throughout the rest of the weekend, she wore pieces from her namesake collection. “The turquoise earrings I wore to the rehearsal dinner were my favorite,” she says. “They felt so perfect for Hawaii.”
The ceremony took place on the lawn of the Four Seasons on October 10, 2026, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Jen walked down the aisle escorted by her father, Ron Meyer, to meet Geoff, who wore a Brioni suit for the occasion. “I really felt like I was floating on a little cloud,” Jen remembers. “I had no nerves, just pure happiness. Having our three kids and our parents walking down the aisle made it even more special. And having Tobey, my ex-husband, as our officiant was so special. A little unconventional, but so perfectly us.”
At the end of the ceremony, Jen and Geoff posed for portraits as their guests made their way to the reception tent. “The wedding was so heartfelt, so full of love and, somehow, even more magical than I could have imagined,” she adds. “Being in Hawaii, surrounded by the people we love most, marrying the love of my life…I’m still pinching myself. It was perfect in every way.”
Once inside the tent, Jen changed into an Alexander McQueen dress and the whole celebration turned into one big dance party led by West Coast Music. “There was so much dancing, so much laughter and just pure joy everywhere you looked,” Jen says. “Bringing all of our favorite people together on this magical little island, dancing and partying with us all night long, was beyond anything I could have imagined.”
Looking back on the weekend now, the couple is still on cloud nine. “We really had the time of our lives,” says Jen. “I don’t think either of us have ever been happier. At the end of the night, I was in slippers and eating chicken fingers, which I think is the ultimate sign of a perfect marriage.”
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