Melissa Rivers, the daughter of the late Joan Rivers, tied the knot with attorney Steve Mitchel in a stunning ceremony at the Four Seasons in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The wedding, held on March 15, was attended by 150 guests and celebrated with warmth and emotion.
Despite the recent loss of her home in the Palisades fires in January, Rivers, 57, decided to move forward with the wedding, inspired by the support of her close friends. She walked down the aisle in a striking gunmetal Stella McCartney gown, with vows exchanged on the dance floor. The ceremony was officiated by Sabrina Lott Miller, a longtime family assistant, while her 24-year-old son, Cooper Endicott, gave a touching speech welcoming Mitchel, 63, into their family.
The event paid tribute to Joan Rivers’ enduring legacy, with guests receiving gold bee pins—a symbol of her belief in achieving the impossible. The reception was a lively affair, featuring gourmet dining, spirited dancing, and a playful moment when the couple danced to “Burning Down the House,” a nod to their resilience.
The celebration spanned several days and included activities like skiing, an après-ski welcome party, and a farewell brunch. Rivers shared with *People* that while losing their home was devastating, the experience ultimately strengthened her bond with Mitchel.
Initially hesitant about remarrying, Rivers found solace and security in her relationship with Mitchel. “For someone like me, who has always lived a chaotic life, it’s incredible to be with someone where I never have to question or worry,” she revealed.
Filled with love, joy, and heartfelt moments, the wedding marked a fresh chapter for the couple as they embark on their journey together.
