

At the Fetty Wap wedding, the groom sang “679” to his bride while she danced in his diamond chain. On Thursday 5 November 2026, the rapper born Willie Maxwell II married Alexis Hill at The Legacy Castle in Pompton Plains, New Jersey.

Her own words came two days later. On 7 November, she shared a carousel from the day on Instagram, captioned “Mr. And Mrs. Maxwell” with a ring emoji.
Before anyone asks: this is Alexis Hill, not the influencer Alexis Skyy, whose name turned up in some July engagement coverage.
The Shade Room, which broke the story on 6 November, calls The Legacy “a popular castle wedding venue”. It is in North Jersey, where he grew up in Paterson.
The venue bills itself as an 85,000 sq ft estate on 42 acres of lakes and gardens, with wedding ballrooms built for “a grand celebration for hundreds of guests”.
This one had about 90 to 100, by the same sources, with phones allegedly secured during the ceremony.
The morning started in silk: Hill and her bridal party wore matching silk robes while getting ready, and the bridesmaids later changed into pink satin dresses.
Stanlo Photography shot the day and posted its own set, captioned “Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell” with two hearts.
E! News called the gown a “massive white satin ballgown”, with a plunging neckline. Its long sheer sleeves carry white floral appliqués trimmed with pearls.
She wore her hair up under a long veil, a bridal tradition with a long history, with Jimmy Choo heels covered in crystals.
Not every report matched. One called it strapless and another mentioned lace, but most describe sheer sleeves.
We think the plunge cuts a long line down the bodice, so all that satin reads as shape rather than bulk. The sheer sleeve covers the arm without adding weight.
Fans put it more briefly. One comment under a photo post of the gown read: “Now that’s a DRESS.”
Hard to argue.
He matched her fabric for fabric: satin tuxedo trousers, a shirt worn partly open with no tie, a knee-length topcoat and white loafers. His groomsmen wore off-white suits.
To our eye, an all-white satin groom can tip into costume. This one stays clear of it: his satin is plain, and her pearls and appliqués supply the texture.
And yes, you can guess the song.
A video reviewed by the site that broke the story shows Fetty Wap performing his 2015 hit “679” to his bride. The outlet called the chain she danced in a “huge diamond chain”.
For the reception, Hill changed into a fitted, sleeveless satin dress with a thigh-high slit and a similar neckline. He took off his jacket. No designer has been credited for either of her dresses or for his suit.
Ballgown, then a thigh-high slit, in one night.
The engagement went public on 20 July 2026, when Hill posted “I said yes!” to Instagram.
He proposed in front of a “Will You Marry Me?” sign surrounded by roses, and she showed off a square-cut diamond.
The wedding came less than four months after the proposal, as NorthJersey.com noted. The paper describes Hill as a model.
For all the castle and the satin, the moments that counted were small: his own song, sung to her, and her own caption two days later.
Then it was back to work. News 12 reports a show in Arizona on Friday 13 November, and his Nostalgia Tour runs across the United States until December.
More of the season’s celebrity weddings are on our Trending page, from Emma Roberts’ wedding song to Susan Alexandra’s butter yellow gown.
Fetty Wap had a castle and a hit song on hand. For your own night, Wedded Concierge can find the venue, and the Wedded Marketplace has the vendors.
At the Fetty Wap wedding, “679” was sung to his wife. In Arizona on Friday, it belongs to the crowd again.
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