Round off four-day wedding Cost €600
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin round off four-day wedding weekend as they make their union legal with 10-minute civil ceremony which cost €600
It's had all the drama of one of his signature Hollywood blockbusters.
And
George Clooney ensured that his four-day Venetian wedding had the
happiest of endings today as his marriage to British barrister Amal
Alamuddin was finally made official in a 10-minute, €600 civil ceremony
in the Italian city.
As
the credits began to roll on proceedings, which had started on Friday
afternoon, there was still time for one last scene to play out as the
53-year-old actor and his new wife arrived at Venice City Hall to
complete formalities and sign the wedding register in front of
witnesses.
Scroll down for video
Making it official: George Clooney and Amal
Alamuddin made their marriage official with a 10-minute, 600 euro
ceremony in Venice on Monday following a weekend of celebrations
With these rings: While George showed off his wedding band, Amal's huge engagement ring was clearly visible
Once
again, the pair made a show-stopping entrance after sweeping down the
Grande Canal and making their way to the historic Ca' Loredan building
which houses the city hall.
Amal dazzled in yet another fashionable ensemble, wide-legged Stella McCartney cream trousers with a matching top and hat.
She also carried a clutch by the same designer.
Although
Mr Clooney’s spokesman in Los Angeles had declared that the couple had
married on Saturday night, to make the union legal under Italian law
they were still required to to turn up for a civil ceremony.
They paid the €600/
£470 600 fee charged by the Municipality of Venice to non-Italians who
want to wed in the city, and proceedings were conducted in the glitzy
Sala degli Stucchi reception room.
Happy couple: A beaming George held tightly to his beautiful bride's
hand as they left Venice's City Hall following their 10-minute ceremony
Comments
Post a Comment