Demi Moore gave her daughter Tallulah Willis’s new husband a meaningful gift at their wedding on August 8: a green beaded bracelet inscribed with the word “Enough” from the nonprofit movement We Are ENOUGH. The bracelet, which Justin Acee wore on his wedding day at the couple’s intimate ceremony in Sun Valley, Idaho, carries a message of self-worth rooted in mental health advocacy.
The movement was founded by Blake Mycoskie, the entrepreneur behind TOMS, and includes actress Jaimie Alexander as a founding partner. According to the organization’s mission, the bracelet serves as a daily reminder that everyone is worthy as they are, and the pieces are intentionally sold in pairs to encourage gifting and connection between two people.
We Are ENOUGH operates with a distinctive nonprofit structure: 100% of the brand’s proceeds are donated directly to mental health organizations including the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI), Active Minds, and Project Healthy Minds. The bracelets are handcrafted with glass beads and genuine leather, and the organization also offers a pay-what-you-can option to ensure accessibility.
Demi Moore has been vocal about the importance of self-love and personal worth. After winning a Golden Globe in 2025, she told HELLO! magazine that maintaining self-value is essential, especially in an industry that often judges women by age. “When we value ourselves and have enough self-love, then it will reflect out in the world and the world will follow and change to accommodate how you are reflecting yourself,” she said.
The bracelet gift was one of several meaningful moments Demi orchestrated for Tallulah’s special day. She also arranged a surprise musical performance by Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, who sang a custom verse as the couple walked down the aisle. Tallulah, 32, wore a custom Balenciaga couture gown designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli for the ceremony, which took place at her childhood home with her parents Bruce Willis and Demi Moore in attendance.
Sources
- HELLO! Magazine — Details on the We Are ENOUGH bracelet gift, its meaning, Blake Mycoskie’s founding role, Jaimie Alexander’s involvement as founding partner, and Demi Moore’s self-love philosophy
- PRNewswire — Information on Blake Mycoskie’s launch of ENOUGH, the nonprofit structure giving 100% of proceeds to mental health organizations, bracelet design and pricing, and the founding nonprofit partners
- People Magazine — Confirmation of the wedding date (August 8, 2026), location (Sun Valley, Idaho), and Tallulah’s custom Balenciaga gown
- E! Online — Wedding confirmation and details on the ceremony in Idaho
