The Naomie Olindo wedding took place on Saturday 18 July 2026 at Château de Pradines in Grambois, Provence, where the Southern Charm alum married Charleston businessman Billy Haire. She surprised her husband with her late father Joel’s wedding ring during the ceremony, and on 25 October 2026 she announced she is pregnant with their first baby.
She wore a white gown by The LG Project with a cathedral veil, and her father-in-law led the vows.
Her father-in-law led the ceremony. Her caption describes “exchanging vows officiated by my sweet father-in-law”, with family and friends watching, bridesmaids in colourful floral dresses and groomsmen in black tie (Entertainment Now). Haire wore a white suit, guests showered the couple with white rose petals as they walked back up the aisle, and the bridesmaids each chose their own floral dress rather than a matching one (Yahoo).
Her stepbrother, Hugo Marchal, who owns a nearby vineyard, made a wine for the day called “Haire of the Dogs”, with the couple’s pets on the labels (Yahoo).
The weekend opened with a post reading “Next stop wedding weekend in Provence!”, then a paddle boat on the Verdon Gorge (“Did he have fun? The answer is ‘Yes, but I’ll never do this again.’”) and breakfast laid out at the venue. Afterwards she confirmed the marriage on Instagram Stories with a photo of Haire captioned “My husband” (Bravo).
The venue was never a secret. She toured the estate on TikTok on 22 January 2026 under the caption “Tour Our Venue With Me” (Bravo), and the full photos followed on Sunday 18 October, three months after the day.
Billy Haire is a Charleston businessman. He studied economics and history at Bucknell University and took his MBA at the NYU Stern School of Business in 2019 (Bravo). He works in advertising and was previously married to model Brooks Nader. Their divorce was finalised in 2025 (Yahoo).
Mutual friends introduced them, and they began dating in early 2025. They became engaged in Charleston in late December 2025. Her ring has an oval centre diamond between two smaller emerald-cut diamonds, on a platinum-coloured band (Bravo).
On Sunday 25 October Naomie Olindo announced that she and Billy Haire are expecting their first baby, with the caption “Bébé Billy à Bord!!” (Yahoo). She called herself “incredibly lucky (and shocked)” and added, “And thinking of those still hoping for this chapter of their own.” The photos, taken on a dock with their dogs Olive and Gus, are by photographer Haleigh McCarthy. She is 34, and no due date has been given.
Naomie Olindo’s wedding dress was a white gown designed by The LG Project, worn with a cathedral veil (Entertainment Now). She helped design it with Lauren Gabrielson of The LG Project (Yahoo).
The search started in New York City, where she posted a TikTok of “Wedding dresses I tried but didn’t choose” (Bravo). White and green flowers lined the aisle and climbed two columns, and dessert was a traditional French croquembouche (Yahoo, citing Style Me Pretty).
“Honoring my dad by surprising Billy with his resized wedding ring,” she wrote of her father, Joel, who died in 2019 (Entertainment Now). Joel died of oesophageal cancer, and she kept the ring a secret until the vows.
France is close to home for her family. Olindo was born in Nice, and her parents moved the family to Charleston when she was a child but still own property near the French Riviera (Bravo).
The honeymoon began at Lake Como (“Luv n the lago!” she posted), moved to Bonifacio on the French island of Corsica, then went by helicopter to a day club on Costa Smeralda in northern Sardinia (Bravo). She shared photos from each stop on Instagram, and Bravo gathered them into a gallery. The trip came straight after the wedding weekend in Provence.
Château de Pradines sits on a 15-hectare family estate at Grambois in the Vaucluse, with rose gardens, vines and a terrace shaded by old plane trees (Bridebook). France’s national heritage record traces it from an 18th-century core, with a theatre added early in the 20th century, and the whole estate has been listed as a historic monument since 7 August 2007.
Pradines seats up to 150 for dinner, and the evening moves into the theatre for dancing. The base hire sleeps 12 in six double rooms, so most of a 150-person list stays nearby.
Maison Roland Paix is the estate’s exclusive caterer. Bridebook lists venue hire at €19,000 to €23,000, with catering from €130 to €200 a head for at least 100 adults. Prices change, so confirm when you book.
In France the legal marriage is the civil ceremony at the mairie, in a commune where one of you lives or has lived for at least a month, or where a parent lives (service-public.gouv.fr). Flying in from abroad, most couples marry legally at home first and keep the château for the ceremony that means the most. Naomie Olindo and Billy Haire have not said publicly where they completed the legal paperwork.
A parent’s ring has limits. Jens Hansen says an engraved gold, platinum or palladium band can generally move half a size to a size and a half without damaging the engraving, and Ken & Dana Design says eternity bands and some ornate designs need remaking instead. Lead times vary by jeweller, and Cullen Jewellery, for one, allows up to 30 business days for its own resizes. To borrow her tribute:
A weekend like hers has two guest lists. A few sleep at the château, and everyone else needs a room and a ride home after dinner. Through Wedded Concierge, your Wedded Advisor finds the château and settles where both lists sleep, so it is done before anyone books a flight. Start with our France wedding venues.
On the Wedded Marketplace, Paris planner Alejandra Poupel Events works in historic venues and Aurelle Photo photographs château weddings. If a honeymoon on Lake Como follows, as hers did, Villa d’Este is on the Marketplace too, and Wedded Privileges benefits apply at hotels in the Virtuoso, Four Seasons and Rosewood Elite programmes, where available.
For more weddings in the south of France, read how Phoebe Dynevor married Cameron Fuller in Provence, see Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas among our favourite celebrity destination weddings, or browse every story in celebrity weddings.
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