Hollywood's most eligible bachelor, George Clooney, is getting married to his London lawyer fiancé, Amal Alamuddin, who has reportedly been sporting a pregnant baby bump for weeks, in just a matter of days. The couple have been doing all that they can to keep the wedding day deets top secret, but a super excited engaged Batman let slip that the ceremony would be in Venice. Now, according to all the gossip news updates, everyone thinks they have figured out the big mystery as to exactly where it will be held in the city. If Clooney has any questions about Italian wedding logistics, he can always ask ex-girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis. The model/actress just married her orthopedic surgeon beau in Sardina, yesterday.
It would seem that George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin are trying to do everything they can to make sure their special day remains as romantic and paparazzi free as possible by reportedly keeping all the specifics about the event under lock and key.
Unfortunately, for Mr. Clooney, he let slip at a recent charity event that the wedding was going to be held in Venice, and having already obtained the dates, it seems that was all the Daily Mail needs to figure out the rest,--or so they would have you believe:
"According to the newspaper Il Gazzettino, Clooney, 53, has rented out two luxury hotels for the event.
"The 24-room, seven-star Aman Canal Grande in the Palazzo Papadopoli is the favoured setting for the reception, if the legal ceremony takes place in the former Doge's Palace Ca' Farsetti.
"Both hotels were fully booked from September 25 to 29 when The Mail on Sunday tried to book rooms. Both hotels are said to have been bound by a strict confidentiality agreement."
If any of that detective's logic is even close to true, at this point you may know more about the eventual location of the wedding than the guests do.
According to a source who spoke to the Daily Mail, so far, all George and Amal's friends have is directions to the airport:
"The invitations didn't give the location. They just said to be at a private airfield where a chartered jet will be waiting to fly everyone to the venue."
If Clooney and his bride-to-be want to switch it up at the last minute and go all DIY on the whole thing, he should just give his ex, Elisabetta Canalis, a call following her wedding in Sardina, yesterday.
The model told the Mirror that she and her husband picked a spot so remote, they had no choice but to do everything on their own:
"For our wedding I chose a place where no one has ever got married.
"A historic estate in the Sardinian countryside, a huge vineyard that we are setting up for the occasion."
"There is no hotel or restaurant, we will do everything ourselves. Seventy guests will come from the United States and I want them to be amazed."
That sounds...terrifying.
