Paris Hilton is MARRIED! Heiress ties the knot with entrepreneur beau Carter Reum

Paris Hilton has married entrepreneur Carter Reum in a lavish ceremony at her late grandfather’s Bel-Air estate in a star-studded affair that included A-list guests Kim Kardashian, Nicole Richie, Emma Roberts and Ashley Benson.

The 40-year-old hotel heiress also gave a first glimpse at her custom Oscar de la Renta bridal gown as she took to Instagram on Thursday evening following the ceremony.

On Friday, Paris released official photography from the event, as well as sharing her first thoughts on her big day. 

Writing about getting emotional her website, the reality star and DJ admitted: ‘I told [Carter] he couldn’t cry, because then I’d start crying and I would ruin my mascara before my walk. Of course, he did cry, but I think I started crying first.’

The blushing bride added: ‘It was a Cinderella moment and I knew I found my true love. I had a glam refresh after because if I walked the aisle with all that mascara running down my face, it would’ve been beyond.’

Reports claimed that Paris had only decided on the dress late the night before, and that she had also changed the venue in the weeks leading up to the big event.

Paris did not debut her wedding ring in the glamorous snapshot, but instead flashed her impressive engagement ring at the camera as she held her veil over her face.

She captioned the image: ‘My forever begins today… ✨11/11 #JustMarried #ForeverHiltonReum.’  

DailyMail.com also exclusively revealed how Kim Kardashian attended the event with Kimora Lee Simmons and the pair arrived through a secret entrance.

A wedding guest informs DailyMail.com that Kim and Kimora arrived via a secret entrance about 20 minutes before the wedding ceremony began. 

Meanwhile, Paris revealed how pop singer Kim Petras sung her own hit Stars Are Blind for guests before the ceremony began, and then I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You as she walked down the aisle.

Demi Lovato was on hand at the reception, singing I Will Always Love You as the first dance song.

‘They were incredible. It brought so much emotion and love to the event,’ Paris said of Demi.  

Paris – who got engaged to Carter in February – was a vision of beauty in her bridal gown which was made of mesh and covered in bright white floral appliques. It also featured a chic mock neckline and long sleeves.

Her bright blonde tresses were styled into a sleek bun, with her side bangs curled and left out to frame her face. Paris’ face was impeccably made up and she sported a classic French manicure. 

A source told E! that ‘Paris selected her dress late last night,’ adding that her and her venture capitalist husband were surrounded by ‘a lot of love and support’ leading up to the big day. 

Along with a slew of celebrities, Paris and Carter exchanged ‘I do’s’ in front of the socialite’s close friends and family including mother Kathy, father Rick, brother Conrad, and aunt Kyle Richards

Their opulent nuptials included an enormous wooden dancefloor constructed outside, as well as flower arrangements in the shape of the bride and groom’s initials. The grounds of the estate boasts not only a tennis court but also a large pool house.  

Kathy and Rick rolled up to the evening ceremony just before sunset in a black chauffeured vehicle that was parked near the Bel-Air mansion’s entry.

The 62-year-old Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star stunned in a white heart-patterned wrap dress and a pair of blush toned heels.

She styled her blonde hair in voluminous curls and accessorized with a single pair of diamond stud earrings.

Rick, 66, cut a classic figure in a solid black suit paired with white dress shirt and a black tie.

Paris’ aunt Kyle Richards looked like the ultimate glamour girl in an emerald green mermaid-style gown as she arrived with her husband Mauricio Umansky, 51.

The 52-year-old actress styled her brunette hair in loose curls and modeled various pieces of silver jewelry boasting emerald stones.

Paris’ younger brother Conrad Hilton, 27, cut a casual figure in a black designer sweatshirt and a pair of loose fitting charcoal pants.

Emma Roberts walked hand-in-hand with best pal Cade Hudson, while rocking a chic black tulle dress and an oversized blazer.

The 30-year-old actress, who welcomed her first child with actor Garrett Hedlund last year, sported a sleek middle part and toted her belongings in a structured designer purse.

Bebe Rexha showcased her killer curves in bright blue strapless dress with a dramatic slit up one leg.

The 32-year-old singer-songwriter slipped her feet into a pair of matching pointed-toe pumps and modeled a stunning lariat necklace that fell into her cleavage.

Bebe brought along her hunky producer boyfriend Keyan Safyari, who was captured throwing on a suit jacket as he chatted with his popstar partner.

Ashley Benson modeled a similar silhouette to Bebe’s but with a silky black skirt and a stylish black velvet bodice.

The Pretty Little Liars star added height to her petite frame with a pair of strappy platform heels and slung a woven Louis Vuitton bag over her shoulder.

Jordan Barrett looked fresh off the runway in a stylish pinstripe suit and brown designer loafers. 

Paula Abdul offered a friendly wave as she arrived to Hilton’s Bel-Air estate in a plunging maroon jumpsuit with ruffled legs and semi-sheer sleeves.

Rachel Zoe turned heads in a bright yellow kaftan gown with a neckline embellished with a number of silver appliques shaped like ivy.

The 50-year-old designer was drenched in sparkly jewels and carried her belongings in a chic silver clutch. 

Zoe was joined by her handsome husband Rodger Berman.

Nicole Williams English looked every bit the bombshell in a teal curve-clinging gown with a sheer white bodice and silver detailing. The model arrived beside her football player husband Larry English.

Steve Wynn, 79, looked dapper in a velvet tuxedo and a bow tie as he approached the wedding venue with his gorgeous wife Andrea Hissom, 51,

Christine Chiu stunned in a blush toned off-the-shoulder gown, which she paired with black sky-high Christian Louboutin heels and a dramatic diamond necklace with matching bracelet.

Evan Ross seemingly arrived to the star-studded wedding without wife Ashlee Simpson. 

Alice And Olivia CEO Stacey Bendet showed off her enviably slender legs in a green high-low gown.

Cop cars were in close proximity to the sprawling estate as guests trailed in one by one. There were also several U-Hauls and a crew of men in blue suit jackets waiting to assist attendees.

One guest was captured on the back of a golf cart with some of the event staff and another guest. 

Paris has proudly been showing off her gigantic engagement ring, an emerald-cut diamond ring from Jean Dousset that was rumoured to have set Carter back an eye-watering $2million when he proposed in February.

The happy couple have been romantically involved since December of 2019, although they had known each other for over a decade. 

Talking about their decision to get married, Paris said in February: ‘This past year with COVID has accelerated so many things. As someone who traveled constantly, I had a chance to stay home and reevaluate what was important to me. My relationship and the time I spent with Carter was a gift.’

Meanwhile, Carter said: ‘I have gotten the unique opportunity to get to know the real Paris on a daily basis just the two of us during these past 15 months and I couldn’t be more excited and lucky to have her as my future wife and partner.’

Adding: ‘She shines with her kindness, work ethic, authenticity and her voice in making the world a better place and she will do the same as a future mother and wife.’

It was revealed this month by Page Six that Paris changed her wedding venue just one week before the big day. 

It had previously been reported that the ceremony portion of the lavish-three day affair would be taking place at the Good Shepherd Church in Beverly Hills, however an invited guest divulged that plans had now changed.

‘It changed about a week or so ago. It’s changed several times. Originally, they were going to get married in the church, but they switched it about a week or so ago,’ a source told the publication.

In order to ensure maximum privacy, save the dates sent out in October had no disclosed location, and the new RSVPs — which were sent out on Wednesday November 3 — also had no addresses listed reportedly.

‘New email invitations went out [Wednesday] to confirm attendance, but there still aren’t any addresses [listed],’ the source said 

As the whole thing will be filmed for the upcoming Peacock series Paris In Love, the same source remarked ‘they will be filming to death.’

An insider had previously told the publication of the wedding plans: ‘They sent out the save-the-date. They didn’t include the location, but [the reception] is going to be at Barron’s house.’

It was also added that the first invitation ‘came in a blue box. It sort of looked like a Tiffany’s box.’

Paris’ late grandfather Barron’s sprawling Bel-Air mansion is 15,000 sq ft, and was owned by the hotel magnate for 60 years before it was sold to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt in May.

Reum — an entrepreneur and venture capitalist — popped the question in February with a 15-20 carat engagement ring estimated to cost nearly $2M, following nearly a year-and-a-half of dating.

According to sources she has an eye-popping $60,000 wedding registry through luxury store Geary’s Beverly Hills.

Barron died aged 91 in 2019 at his Los Angeles home and left almost all of his fortune to a charitable foundation named after his famous hotelier father, but surviving family members which include grandchildren Paris and Nicky will have still got millions.

The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation inherited about 97 percent of Barron Hilton’s estate.

The foundation expected to grow its endowment from $2.9 billion to $6.3 billion, DailyMail.com reported at the time.

Founded in 1944 by Conrad Hilton, the man who founded the Hilton hotel empire, the foundation ‘provide[s] funds to nonprofit organizations working to improve the lives of individuals living in poverty and experiencing disadvantage throughout the world.’

According to its web site, the charity gives to Catholic sisters, disaster relief and recovery, foster youth, homelessness, hospitality workforce development, safe water, and young children affected by HIV and AIDS.

Hilton’s family said he died of natural causes. He transformed Hilton into the industry’s top brand during his 30 years as its chief executive.

The Blackstone Group bought the international chain’s 2,800 hotels – including its famed Waldorf-Astoria – for $26billion in 2007.

‘The Hilton family mourns the loss of a remarkable man,’ said Steven M. Hilton, his son and chairman of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, said in a statement.

‘He lived a life of great adventure and exceptional accomplishment.’

An avid pilot who served as a Navy photographer during World War II, Hilton didn’t begin working for his father’s company until 1951, after he’d made his own fortune in orange juice products, an oil company and an aircraft-leasing business.

Hilton also founded the Los Angeles Chargers in the AFL and oversaw the AFL-NFL merger.

William Barron Hilton was born in Dallas in 1927 to Conrad N. Hilton, the founder of Hilton Hotels, and Mary Adelaide Barron.

It also served as the backdrop for a then 19-year-old Hilton’s 2000 Vanity Fair photoshoot shot by David LaChapelle.

Of planning the nuptials, The Cooking With Paris star previously told Extra: ‘It’s been the most exciting and romantic time in my life — I just can’t wait for the wedding. It’s stressful planning it.’

And during that September chat her mom Kathy Hilton had accidentally disclosed that the lavish three-day affair would include a carnival.

A source had confirmed her brief slip up as they shared ‘There will be three parties — including a carnival-themed bash at Santa Monica Pier,’ and also an ‘out-of-towners dinner.’

Hilton challenged his father’s will – arguing the foundation’s shares of Conrad Hilton’s fortune that were being used to help Catholic nuns could leave the company open to a hostile takeover- in a 10-year legal battle that ended in a settlement.

‘It was a very painful decade,’ Hilton told USA Today in 1995. ‘Hilton vs. the nuns was not the best public relations move.’

Hilton’s wife, Marilyn Hawley Hilton, died in 2004.