Camila Zilveti marries Brian Kerr in Vietnam
Cue the wedding bells because pro pickleball player Camila Zilveti has tied the knot.
Zilveti and her now husband, Brian Kerr, have been dating since 2022 and got engaged in 2024. Throughout their relationship, they’ve been sharing their incredible travels across the globe on social media. From India and Tunisia, to Chile and Argentina, these two are well traveled.
They’ve even visited a few of the "7 Wonders of the World" like the Taj Mahal, so it’s no surprise these two didn’t get married in their home base of Austin, TX.
They instead exchanged vows in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, and the ceremony took place on a boat during sunset with friends and loved ones in attendance.
They even had an incredible fireworks show over the water to commemorate the special day. The event looked like something out of your favorite rom-com movie.
Kerr wore a classic tuxedo and Zilveti wore a long white dress with a mesh side panel. The standout piece, however, was her gorgeous vail. Made mostly with a thin layer of mesh, it’s the floral appliques that frame her face that make her look absolutely stunning.
Normally clad in pickleball gear or her embroidered denim jacket, this was so fun for us pickleball fans to see her all dolled up in white.
According to People Magazine, Kerr and Zilveti actually met on the pickleball court. Nine days later, they booked a spontaneous trip to the Bahamas and quickly connected over their love of travel.
Cheers to the newlyweds!
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