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Maya Hawke Expresses Concern for Guests at Christian Lee Hutson Wedding


Key Insights

  • Wedding Advice: Maya Hawke suggests being selfish on your wedding day.
  • Personal Experience: She learned to worry less about guests’ experiences.
  • Positive Outcome: Despite her worries, the wedding went smoothly.
  • Focus on Happiness: She emphasizes making yourself happy over pleasing others.

Maya Hawke was worried her wedding to Christian Lee Hutson would flip upside down.

Indeed, the Stranger Things alum used her own experience marrying the “Love This Number” singer to give other brides-to-be some advice for enjoying their wedding day.

“Be selfish,” Maya told People in an interview published May 16. “Because I worried so much about how everyone else’s experience was going to go that I’d worked myself into a total tizzy, and then it happened, and I had a great time, and everyone had a great time. I didn’t need to worry as much as I did.”

“I wasted a lot of energy being so worried, so if I had any advice, it would be worry less,” she added. “It’s going to be great. Everyone’s there to support you, do whatever you want. Don’t kill yourself trying to make everybody else happy, just make yourself happy.”

Though the Do Revenge actress has kept much of the couple’s big day private, she shared that it ultimately went on without a hitch.

“It was a wonderful day,” she explained, “and I probably wouldn’t want to say anything more about it than that.”

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