Connor McDavid's wife Lauren Kyle receives wedding gift from Armani beauty team and Polene Paris

Modified Sep 23, 2024 05:28 GMT

Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid tied the knot with his longtime partner Lauren Kyle in a grand destination wedding this offseason. Lauren, who is an interior designer, recently received special wedding presents from two big fashion and beauty labels.

On Sunday, Lauren Kyle posted a series of stories on her Instagram, sharing a special selection of beauty products she received from the Armani Beauty team in Canada. The package came with a personalized note from the label for her, congratulating the couple on their marriage.

She also shared another special package she received from French leather goods brand Polene Paris, including an elegant vanity bag. She praised Polene’s packaging on her story, writing,

“The most beautiful packaging @polene_paris”

Lauren posted three additional stories. One of the pictures was seemingly clicked when the couple went for a walk by the lake. Another picture saw Connor McDavid walking their dog Lenard. The last story showed Lauren watching American competitive reality television series Survivor’s 47th edition.

“That time of the year again,” Lauren Kyle wrote in the caption.

Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle went to Elks game with Leon Draisaitl and Celeste Desjardins

Earlier on Saturday, Connor McDavid and Lauren attended a CFL game featuring the Edmonton Elks with his on-ice partner Leon Draisaitl and his fiancee Celeste Desjardins. The CFL also posted about their attendance, calling them “hockey sensations.”

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McDavid recently shared his thoughts about living in Edmonton, praising the city’s convenience and stress-free lifestyle despite its less-than-ideal weather. After preseason practice last week, McDavid opened up on the positive sides of the city.

"It's not the beach, and it's not beautiful weather all the time, but we're here to play hockey, and we're here to be a part of something, and I think guys want to do that, I think for people that haven't experienced Edmonton; it's really easy living," McDavid said.

"There's no hour's drive, there's no traffic – although the construction could be better (laughs) – but it's really convenient living. It's easy living; stress-free living. It checks a lot of boxes for a lot of guys," he added.

He praised the short commutes and lack of traffic that make Edmonton an easy place to call home for a professional athlete. Connor McDavid will be looking to regroup in the preseason to kickstart 2024-25 on a high note.