Julia Roberts made an appearance at her niece Emma Roberts’ wedding to Cody John in Idaho over the weekend.
The “Pretty Woman” star was photographed among the many attendees at the nuptials hosted at John’s family estate in Sun Valley on Saturday.
She braved the heat, wearing a long-sleeve, blue-and-white polka-dot dress while sitting in the second row of the afternoon ceremony.
Julia, 58, styled her iconic red hair up in a bun and accessorized with sunglasses.
The actress was also joined by her husband, Danny Moder, who wore a gray suit and burgundy tie for the occasion.
The “My Best Friend’s Wedding” star and Moder, who wed in 2002, appeared overjoyed while watching the bride and groom tie the knot.
Julia also let loose and stepped out to Emma and John’s rehearsal dinner afterparty on Friday night.
The A-listers went bar hopping in Ketchum along with their bridal party, with exclusive photos obtained by Page Six showing Emma taking a smoke break.
The “We’re the Millers” star donned a semi-sheer dress and carried a tote bag that read “hitched” for the outing.
The group stayed out until around midnight before returning to the Sun Valley Lodge. While Julia was present at the afterparty, she wasn’t photographed.
Emma — the daughter of Julia’s brother, Eric Roberts — notably shares a close relationship with her famous aunt.
The duo, who are often spotted at events together, made a stylish appearance at New York Fashion Week in September.
Over the years, Emma has had a rocky relationship with her famous father, with Eric previously sharing on the “Inside of You” podcast in 2024 that the “toughest time” of his life was the “loss of relationship” with his daughter.
The “Dark Knight” actor, 70, also didn’t walk Emma down the aisle Saturday. The “American Horror Story” actress was instead escorted by her 5-year-old son, Rhodes, whom she shares with ex Garrett Hedlund.
Emma seemingly has a good relationship with her mom, Kelly Cunningham, as the matriarch attended her dress fittings.
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