Peruvian influencer Carolina Braedt married British businessman Javier Millership in a religious ceremony at a castle in Scotland on August 22, 2026, three months after the couple held a civil wedding in Lima, Peru.
The ceremony brought together family members and close friends in a private setting. The castle where the couple exchanged vows has ties to Millership's family, giving the celebration a fairy-tale backdrop for the couple's second wedding event of the year.
A dress with two looks
Braedt, 30, wore a Chantilly lace gown with a high neck and long sleeves, finished with a veil, for the religious ceremony. She carried a bouquet of white, organic-style flowers. Earlier, at a pre-wedding reception, she had worn a separate ivory dress made of draped silk.
Millership wore a dark tuxedo, matching the understated tone that ran through the ceremony. The guest list was small, reinforcing the intimate character of the event. Among those attending was influencer Tana Rendón, a close friend of the bride, who shared images from the wedding on social media. The castle's gardens and historic architecture provided the setting for a celebration organizers blended tradition with a more modern style.
From a civil wedding in Lima to a castle in Scotland
The religious ceremony came three months after Braedt and Millership signed their civil marriage in a private ceremony in Lima in May 2026. For that event, the content creator wore a three-piece dress with custom-made shoes, and the wedding cake was designed to match her outfit.
Images Braedt shared from the civil wedding showed the couple's playfulness, including a moment when she smeared a touch of icing on her husband's face, a gesture her followers praised as spontaneous.
Who are Carolina Braedt and Javier Millership
Braedt is known for her career as a digital content creator and for her influence in fashion and lifestyle, having built a strong social media presence over several years. Millership is a businessman with ties to the financial and music industries.
The couple confirmed their relationship publicly in 2025 and have since shared trips and personal projects together. Their civil wedding in Lima and the religious ceremony in Scotland mark what was described as the start of a new stage in their life together.
