On 17 October 2026, at the Huntington Library Botanical Garden in Pasadena, Jason Segel and Kayla Radomski exchanged vows. It was here, a year earlier, that the actor dropped to one knee among the roses to propose. Guests received invitations specifying a "coat and tie" dress code and promising dinner and dancing.
Kayla shared footage in Instagram Stories: a white dress with pink flowers, a lace veil, the moment they look into each other's eyes. She admitted that she "cried all day" and called the day "an absolute dream." Friends and relatives also posted photos, confirming the intimacy of the ceremony against a backdrop of greenery and sculptures.
The couple met in 2023 and first appeared together at the Golden Globes in 2024. They announced their engagement in June 2025, and since then Segel and Radomski have regularly appeared on red carpets. For both, this is a first marriage: the 46-year-old actor of "How I Met Your Mother" and "Shrinking" and the 35-year-old dancer and actress from "So You Think You Can Dance."
The choice of wedding venue is no coincidence. The garden, where Segel came up with a fake dinner for donors in order to stage a romantic proposal, has become a symbol of their story. Guests witnessed not just a ceremony but the closing of a circle: from a secret moment to a public "I do."
Radomski, a dancer and actress, had already worked with Segel on projects, and now she has become "Mrs. Segel." She promised more photos, and fans are awaiting official shots. For now, only stories and friends' reposts are circulating online — with no official press release.
Segel, known for roles in comedies and dramas, rarely comments on his personal life. This step looks like a natural continuation of a quiet but steady bond that lasted two years before the engagement and another year and a half before the wedding. For a couple whose story began with roses in that same garden, the wedding became a logical and touching finale.
Now the question is not whether the wedding will happen, but how they will live from here — away from the noise and in that same garden of memories.
