Chloë Sevigny And Husband Siniša Mačković Are Married Again, This Time Around With Fanfare!

The actress and New York It Girl Chloë Sevigny got to say "I Do" again!

Two years after tying the knot initially, Sevigny and art-gallery-director beau Siniša Mačković celebrated their nuptials again during the weekend. 

This time, it was glamorous and an all-out affair attended by family and friends, including Arden Wohl, Derek Blasberg, designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, and of course, Sevigny's best friend, Natasha Lyonne. 

The wedding involved a church ceremony, reception, and an after-party. Read on for more information about the wedding, her dress, and other intricate details.

The couple shared this news through pictures they posted on their social media. Mačković initially shared a picture on his Instagram story where the couple smiled for a selfie. Another picture revealed a "Just Married" sign attached to the back of the car. The third and last picture featured their two-year-old Vanja dressed in his wedding outfit.

Magazine editor Olivier Zahm, posted a picture of the lovebirds waving to the guests from their car and captioned it, "Just married @chloessevigny."

Sevigny wore a massive sheer gown by Jean Paul Gaultier Couture, to walk down the aisle. She later changed the dress into a frock gown for the rest of the wedding ceremony in Connecticut. Mačković, on the other hand, still pulled off a classic black suit.

She initially tied the knot on March 9, 2020. This was a few days before the World Health Organization declared COVID as a global pandemic and two months before they welcomed the birth of their child Vanja.

Fans noticed that Sevigny skipped the traditional look as she donned a black skirt, black boots, a full-sleeve black turtleneck, and black leggings. On the other hand, Mačković wore a black and white suit.

The actress, in May 2020, welcomed her first child into the world. She shared this news on her Instagram, alongside a photo of her baby.

"Welcome to the world Vanja Sevigny Mačković Born May 2, New York City," she wrote. She also added words of gratitude for the hospital staff, which aided in the smooth delivery.

 "Thank you to all the staff at Mt. Sinai East for your bravery, perseverance and kindness, especially the nurses for being so gentle and patient. Blessings to all the other families giving birth during this time. #ilovemyboys."

Following the Presbyterian hospital announcement that fathers and others weren't going to be allowed to the delivery room, E! News couldn't confirm or deny if her husband Mačković was allowed into the room.

The actress had previously confirmed that she would be a mom as she shared teasers of her pregnancy on her Instagram.

Sevigny disclosed how she eventually became pregnant, "We had a night out dancing and drinking and went home … and then it just happened, and it stuck, which I had had trouble with in the past. And I was like, 'Wow, this one — he/she — wants to be here.' "

This took a different turn for the actress, who previously joked that her youthful looks were due to her decision not to have a child.

"I think it's not having had a baby yet. Because I think the baby wear and tear and stress on your body is part of the reason why people say, 'Why do you still look so young?'" the "American Psycho" actress told WMagazine at the time. "I really think that that unfortunately ages women, especially when they have children in their 30s, not in their 20s. So I think, first and foremost, it's that and genetics."

In a 2018 "What To Wear" interview, the actress disclosed her desire to have a daughter. This was borne of her intentions to pass down some of her sentimental outfits, such as the prom dresses she and her mom wore to their respective school dance.

"I have pieces that I wore over and over again in high school. My collection is vast and exhaustive and a little embarrassing. Just all the pieces that I hold and think about what was happening when I was wearing them. The sense memory of that."

The actress recently took on another role in the Hulu drama miniseries, "The Girl From PlainVille." She played Lynn Roy, the mother whose son was the victim of the suicide case. In her interview with Gold Derby, she opened up about her reason for taking on the role.

"I was very struck by how soulful she was," says Sevigny for Gold Derby. "I wanted to try and capture something of the depth that I felt in her, her soulful nature, her salt of the earth quality."