Amanda Frances, known for her appearance on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and her husband Eddie Tsivislavsky recently celebrated their love with a second wedding — a lavish four-day affair set against the stunning backdrop of Santa Ynez Valley, California. This vibrant event took place on October 10, 2026, a little over a year after their private civil ceremony in September 2025.
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The couple’s desire for more than just a single day of celebration led to this elaborate gathering, which they organised with the help of event planner Tyler Speier from Tyler Speier Events. Frances described the experience as “spiritual, extraordinarily romantic, and one hell of a party”. She expressed a wish for their guests to immerse themselves in the charm of the Santa Ynez Valley, an area she has adored since moving to California a decade ago.
The festivities commenced on Thursday, October 8, with an intimate dinner for close friends at SY Kitchen, dubbed the “party before the party.” This laid-back atmosphere was complemented by drinks and karaoke at Mavericks, offering guests an opportunity to connect and enjoy each other’s company ahead of the larger celebrations to come.
The following day, the couple hosted a “Wine Country Garden Party” at Mattei’s Tavern in Los Olivos. With a bluegrass band setting the musical tone and a family-style dinner served beneath twinkling lights, the evening was filled with joy for the 130 attendees. Some guests also participated in a unique gifting experience, curated within the tavern’s historic water tower.
Saturday marked the pinnacle of the celebrations with the main wedding ceremony taking place outdoors at Grimm’s Bluff. As Frances made her entrance, a full gospel choir performed a poignant rendition of “I’m Kissing You” from Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 film, Romeo + Juliet. The couple’s ceremony was unique, reflecting both Frances’ Christian faith and Tsivislavsky’s Jewish background, with blessings drawn from both religions woven seamlessly into the proceedings.
The couple exchanged vows beneath a beautiful chuppah adorned with a cross, a creation of Tsivislavsky himself. This personal touch resonated deeply with Frances, who shared her spontaneous feelings during the ceremony, while Tsivislavsky recited his thoughtful, pre-written vows. Their heartfelt declarations moved many in attendance to tears.
Once they sealed their vows with a kiss and broke the glass — a traditional Jewish wedding custom — the couple entered what Frances described as “an absolutely extraordinary party.” Guests were welcomed into a clear tent surrounded by nature, where the atmosphere was electric, propelled by a live band that had everyone up on their feet.
Frances and Tsivislavsky’s first dance was to Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” inside a lavishly decorated tent, complete with chandeliers and olive trees, embodying a touch of vineyard elegance that remained homely. The couple opted for a relaxed, Russian-style meal, fusing gourmet options and comfort foods, ensuring an enjoyable and plentiful dining experience, with gluten-free items included for all to savour.
A delightful pavlova, along with an assortment of cakes and cookies, rounded off the reception’s dessert menu. Reflecting on the day, Frances stated it was “more extraordinary than anything I could have imagined,” feeling overwhelmed with love as the event culminated in a sing-along to “Don’t Stop Believin’”.
The celebration continued into the wee hours, before moving the party to The Genevieve, a boutique hotel where an after-party was set in the wine cellar. Frances described transforming the space into a warm, inviting atmosphere, encouraging guests to don cowboy boots for a relaxed vibe.
The weekend concluded with a more tranquil gathering, where guests enjoyed yoga and matcha by the lake, marking the end of an unforgettable series of events. This weekend of love and connection, Frances shared, was a truly remarkable ending to their celebration.
Frances and Tsivislavsky’s journey as a blended family includes their young children Canaan, 4, and Delilah, 2, alongside Tsivislavsky’s two children from a previous relationship, Liam, 11, and Shoshana, 9. The couple first crossed paths in West Hollywood in 2019 and, after an initial whirlwind romance that saw them separate for six months, reconnected to build a deeper bond that laid the groundwork for their future together.
Upon Tsivislavsky’s proposal, complete with a five-carat pear-shaped ring and an extravagant set-up filled with roses and balloons, Frances knew their love was meant to last. The couple persistently prioritises their commitment to each other, drawing strength from their combined past experiences and setting a course for their continued adventures together.
In a world that can often rush into tradition, Frances feels content having taken a different path, which included having children prior to marriage. For her, the wedding signified a new chapter, a commitment to keep choosing each other, and the promise of support through every season of life ahead.