Este Haim tied the knot with tech entrepreneur Jonathan Levin in a New Year's Eve wedding.
Este Haim is no longer a bachelorette. As reported by Vogue, the Haim singer married software entrepreneur Jonathan "Johnny" Levin on New Year's Eve at a wedding in California.
She wore a long veil, a high-neck jacket, and a custom Louis Vuitton dress with billowy panniers and a dramatic sweetheart neckline as she walked down the aisle. The 37-year-old wore a drop-waisted lace dress with a detachable skirt for dancing to the reception.
In keeping with the "something blue" custom, her younger sisters Danielle and Alana Haim wore matching periwinkle dresses with waist-gathering drapes as bridesmaids.
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In a Vogue video of her dress fitting, Este joked, "And kind of my something borrowed." Alana, 34, joked that this was because the bassist was "going to borrow it" following the wedding.
One year after Jonathan proposed on a leisurely hike on December 22, 2024, the small ceremony took place. As stated by Este, "I had Mario Badescu acne medication on, my hair was in a top knot, I had no makeup on, I was in sweats and sneakers."
Because he wanted Este to create her own engagement jewelry at the time, the co-founder of Chainalysis proposed to her using a placeholder ring.
“A beautiful ring still," she stated. "I thought [that] was really, really sweet.”
When Este revealed her engagement in a photo with her square-stoned ring in February, she finally displayed the finished piece.
How did she come to know Jonathan? The infamously reclusive musician claimed they were first introduced during a blind date, though she hasn't revealed when she began dating the University of Oxford graduate.
"He took me to Pioneer Works in Red Hook—it’s like an art gallery that has a good beer selection and a good wine selection,” in June, she tells GQ. "And it was great.
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