Summary
- Meyer and Ogunlesi married in Hawaii on October 10.
- Tobey Maguire, Meyer’s former husband, officiated the ceremony.
- The couple welcomed a daughter earlier in 2026.
A Hawaii wedding
Jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer married music executive Geoffrey Ogunlesi in Hawaii on October 10, according to People and Page Six. The ceremony drew attention not only for the couple but also for the role played by Meyer’s former husband, actor Tobey Maguire, who officiated. Images from the celebration showed a relaxed outdoor setting and a blended group of relatives and friends. [1] [2]
A family-centered ceremony
Meyer and Maguire share two children and have spoken publicly about maintaining a close co-parenting relationship after their separation. His role at the wedding turned that arrangement into a visible part of the ceremony rather than a side note. Reporting described the event as intimate and personal, with family participation central to the day instead of a large industry production. [1] [2]
The couple’s recent milestones
Meyer and Ogunlesi announced their engagement in 2024 and welcomed a daughter together in 2026. The child is Meyer’s third and the couple’s first together. Their wedding followed public appearances during Meyer’s pregnancy and completed a sequence of major family milestones within a relatively short period. Neither source indicated that the event was tied to a promotional project. [1] [2]
Who they are
Meyer is a Los Angeles-based jewelry designer whose work has long been worn by actors and other public figures. Ogunlesi is a music executive and the son of investor Adebayo Ogunlesi. The wedding’s broader interest came from the unusual display of amicable co-parenting: Maguire did not merely attend, but formally conducted the ceremony for his former wife and her new partner. [1] [2]
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