Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has officially tied the knot with longtime partner Brittany Parisi, celebrating their marriage in an intimate, art inspired ceremony overlooking the California coastline.
The couple exchanged vows on Friday July 3rd at The Neighborhood Church in Palos Verdes Estates, California, with just 80 guests invited to witness the occasion.
Close friends, family and several of Davis’ Korn bandmates were among those in attendance, including guitarists James “Munky” Shaffer and Brian “Head” Welch, bassist Ra Diaz, and drummer Ray Luzier (per Lamb Goat).
According to the newlyweds, the celebration was designed as the “perfect fairy tale” wedding, drawing creative inspiration from Sandro Botticelli’s iconic painting The Birth of Venus. The artistic theme carried special significance for the couple, as Davis proposed to Parisi in Florence, Italy, while standing in front of the Renaissance masterpiece that inspired the day’s aesthetic.
Award winning bagpiper Aaron Shaw
Music played a central role throughout the ceremony, reflecting Davis’ well-known love of traditional Scottish culture. Award winning bagpiper Aaron Shaw announced the groom’s arrival, a fitting touch given Davis has long spoken about his Scottish heritage and is also known to play the bagpipes himself.
As Parisi made her way down the aisle, a Las Vegas-based string quartet performed Johann Pachelbel’s timeless “Canon in D” before transitioning into Richard Wagner’s “Bridal Chorus,” creating a classic soundtrack for the ceremony.
The romantic atmosphere continued after the vows, with People reporting that the newlyweds shared their first dance to Lana Del Rey’s “Young and Beautiful” during cocktail hour while overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
While Davis is known worldwide for his dark, intense stage presence and decades at the helm of Korn, the wedding offered a glimpse into a more personal chapter of the musician’s life. Blending Renaissance-inspired elegance with meaningful musical touches, the ceremony reflected both the couple’s shared story and Davis’ own passions, creating a celebration that was every bit as unique as the Korn frontman’s career.
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