Jon Hamm & Anna Osceola Tie The Knot In 'Mad Men' Inspired California Wedding

Actors Jon Hamm and Anna Osceola tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony held at Anderson Canyon in Big Sur, the same location where the finale of "Mad Men" was filmed.

The couple, known for their roles in "Mad Men" and "Confess, Fletch," exchanged vows surrounded by celebrity friends, including Billy Crudup, Paul Rudd, and Tina Fey.

Their relationship began in 2015, but it wasn't until 2020 that they started dating. In a September 2022 interview, Hamm expressed his love for Osceola and his openness to the idea of marriage.

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Jon Hamm and Anna Osceola have taken their on-screen chemistry to real life as they officially tied the knot, as reported by TMZ. On Saturday, the beloved actors exchanged vows in a picturesque ceremony held at the breathtaking Anderson Canyon in Big Sur.

Interestingly, this location holds special significance as it is where the memorable finale of "Mad Men" was filmed. Surrounded by close friends from the entertainment industry, including Billy Crudup, Paul Rudd, and Tina Fey, Hamm and Osceola celebrated their love in style.

According to the outlet, the couple's wedding entrance was accompanied by the iconic theme song from the 1967 James Bond film "You Only Live Twice."

Both the bride and groom looked absolutely stunning on their special day. Hamm exuded charm and sophistication in his impeccable tuxedo, while Osceola captivated everyone with her elegant and flowing gown. Of course, the star-studded guest list also brought more glamor and style to the event.

The couple's co-star from "Mad Men," John Slattery, was also in attendance to congratulate the newlyweds. Even "Mad Men"-themed cocktails were available, reminiscent of the character's penchant for indulging in libations.

The newlyweds got engaged in February, according to People magazine, marking a significant milestone in their relationship which began on the set of the acclaimed AMC series "Mad Men" in 2015. However, it wasn't until 2020 that their relationship took a romantic turn, and they were spotted together on various occasions.

They made their first official public appearance together at an Oscars afterparty in March 2022. In September, Hamm and Osceola attended a special screening of their film "Confess, Fletch," further solidifying their romance.

During an interview with Howard Stern on his SiriusXM show in September 2022, Hamm candidly shared his thoughts on his relationship with Osceola and expressed his openness to the idea of marriage.

Reflecting on his current state of contentment, Hamm said, per People, "This is all part of what I'm saying. This is another place in my life where I feel very settled and comfortable. I'm in a relationship right now and it's comfortable."

As their connection deepened, Jon found himself contemplating important life aspects such as marriage, parenthood, and the pursuit of genuine happiness. "I'm now even more meaningful and opened up the possibility of things like being married, having kids, defining a new version of happiness, life, wellness," he shared.

In the interview, Hamm emphasized the genuine and profound impact his relationship has had on him, explaining, "It sounds hokey and whatever, but it's real and for one of a better word, it's what I'm working for. What else is there other than that?" 

"You really have to lean on each other," he added, "It's a bumpy road towards relationships, but we do get better at it, I suppose. I mean, I feel like I've figured out some things over the course of my half a century on the planet. So I'm in a pretty good place now."

Before his relationship with Osceola, Hamm was in a long-term partnership with Jennifer Westfeldt that spanned nearly two decades. They began dating in 1997 and endured until 2015, when they decided to go their separate ways, just months after Hamm's fateful meeting with Osceola.

Interestingly, during his previous relationship with Westfeldt, the "Baby Driver" actor openly expressed his reservations about marriage. In a 2010 interview, he revealed that neither he nor Westfeldt had a desire to tie the knot. Hamm attributed this mindset to their own family backgrounds, "I don't have the marriage chip, and neither of us has the greatest examples of marriages in our families," he told Parade.

Osceola played a significant role in Hamm's life, serving as his inspiration to seek therapy for the emotional wounds he carried from the loss of his mother at a young age due to colon cancer. Through this healing process, Hamm discovered a newfound determination to create a loving and nurturing family of his own.