Hunter King Weds Chris Copier in Medieval Wedding Celebration

Hallmark favorite Hunter King just took on her next starring role: wife. The 32-year-old actress surprised fans by getting married on Valentine’s Day, but this wasn’t your typical fairy-tale wedding.

Instead, she and filmmaker Chris Copier went all in on a Medieval Times-themed celebration, complete with costumes, turkey legs, and a lot of laughs. They made things legal before their big international ceremony planned for later this summer, choosing a day that was anything but forgettable. Honestly, who does that? Hunter King, apparently.

A Valentine’s Day Wedding With a Twist

When celebrities get married, most people expect grand floral arches and designer gowns. Maybe a velvet rope or two, right?

But a knight-themed feast in Buena Park? That’s not exactly the script most follow. Hunter’s never really been one for the usual playbook, and honestly, that’s half the fun here.

She and Chris picked February 14 for their legal ceremony, keeping it intimate with just immediate family. The spot they chose? Same Day Marriage in Studio City, California.

It’s got sentimental value—her sisters Joey King and Kelli King also had their legal ceremonies there. Seems like keeping things in the family means more than just sharing a last name.

Why They Did It Before the Big Destination Wedding

Don’t get this mixed up with the main event. Think of it more like a quirky prologue.

The couple’s still planning a full-blown international celebration later this year. This Valentine’s Day was purposely small, just a legal step to kick off married life before the party overseas.

Hunter said celebrating with family in such a playful setting just felt right. The day was relaxed, meaningful, and full of personality—pretty much their relationship in a nutshell.

From Tiki Bar to Tournament Arena

If you thought the courthouse ceremony was the peak, that’s only part of the story. The day kept evolving, and honestly, it might be one of the most creative wedding days Hollywood’s seen in a while.

After the vows, the newlyweds and their 18 guests headed to their favorite tiki bar in Burbank for lunch. Tropical drinks, a chill vibe, and some close conversation set the mood.

But the real spectacle? That came later.

That evening, everyone traveled to Buena Park for the full Medieval Times experience. Yes, the one with jousting knights, cheering crowds, and massive platters of food.

All 18 Guests Went All In

This is where things go from charming to legendary. Every single guest dressed up—no exceptions.

• Period-inspired gowns and tunics
• Playful medieval accessories
• Full participation in the immersive experience

With everyone committed to the theme, the night turned into more than just dinner and a show. It was a shared memory, theatrical and genuine all at once.

Honestly, in a world of glossy, overproduced celebrity weddings, this one just felt real.

A Love Story Born on Set

Behind every offbeat wedding is a story, right? Hunter and Chris first met in early 2022 on the indie film Give Me Your Eyes.

She starred; he was the first assistant director. Hollywood romances often start under bright lights, but these two took their time.

They didn’t start dating until more than a year after they met. Maybe that slow burn is why they seem so steady now.

From Colleagues to Creative Partners

Since making things official, Hunter and Chris have kept blending work and life. They’ve teamed up on a bunch of projects, like the Hallmark movie Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story.

Most recently, they worked together on Chris’s directorial debut, the horror flick Rabisu: Curse of the Demon, which hits VOD services April 3. Balancing romance and collaboration isn’t easy, but these two seem to thrive on it.

Working side by side on film sets while planning two weddings? That’s multitasking at a level most of us can only imagine.

Keeping It Personal in a Public World

Hunter King’s spent years building a loyal fan base with her Hallmark roles and TV work. Even with a public career, she managed to keep this wedding small and personal.

Only immediate family came to the legal ceremony and the themed celebration. No massive celebrity guest list. No over-the-top spectacle just for Instagram. It was about connection, laughter, and actually being together.

A Family Tradition at Same Day Marriage

There’s something sweet about Hunter choosing the same venue as her sisters for the legal ceremony. It turns what could be a routine step into a family tradition.

By honoring that, she’s showing the closeness of the King family—something fans have always noticed. It also added a sentimental touch that balanced out the playful Medieval Times adventure later.

What to Expect From the International Celebration

Details about the upcoming destination wedding are still hush-hush, but honestly, if the legal ceremony is any clue, the main event’s not going to be boring.

Will there be another wild theme? More Hallmark co-stars and film friends? And let’s be real—will costumes make a comeback? Guess we’ll find out soon enough.

Setting the Tone for Married Life

Hunter called their Valentine’s Day celebration a ten out of ten way to kick off married life. It was spontaneous, full of family, and honestly just a blast.

That kind of energy might just shape whatever big party they plan next. If this start says anything, it’s that Hunter King and Chris Copier are doing things their way.

They went from a same-day ceremony to tropical drinks, then cheered on knights in armor. Their wedding didn’t feel staged—it felt like them, quirks and all.

Let’s be real, so many celebrity weddings blur together—designer dresses, fancy venues, all that. This one? It actually stands out.

Turns out, the most memorable celebrations aren’t always the flashiest. Sometimes it’s about laughter, goofy costumes, and rolling with the unexpected.

If their upcoming international ceremony brings even half the personality of their wild Medieval Times kickoff, fans are in for something special. Here’s hoping the next chapter is just as fun.