2020 was certainly not a year in favor of weddings: many couples were forced to postpone the long-awaited (and planned) big day, with heavy consequences for the entire wedding sector. No problem, however, for those who said "the two of us are enough." Fans of the low profile managed to exchange vows without too much difficulty, even in the midst of a pandemic. Among the first to say "I do," when the Coronavirus was still confined to China and was not causing major concerns in the West, Michelle Williams and Thomas Kail. The actress and the director got married in great secrecy, in January, but the confirmation only came in March. Officially engaged for a year, both in their second marriage, a few months later they would also become parents. The baby's name and gender are still top secret.Covid-19 forced many to cancel their weddings, but there were many celebrities who did not want to postpone their plans. From Beatrice of York to Sean Penn, from Nicoletta Mantovani to Scarlett Johansson, all the "I do's" of a difficult year, but still full of emotions
Among the first to say "I do," when the Coronavirus was still confined to China and was not causing major concerns in the West, . Officially engaged for a year, both in their second marriage, a few months later they would also become parents. Secret wedding also for Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost. The ceremony was held in March, but the news leaked in October, an example of how it is possible to get married without too much fuss, if you really want to, and even manage to keep it secret for months. For Scarlett it was her third marriage after the one with fellow actor Ryan Reynolds, and the one with journalist Romain Dauriac, for Colin the first: has she finally found her soulmate? Those who know them well assure us she has. Even the established routines of royal weddings were undermined by the pandemic, but and cousin Harry, nor to have a big party. Thus, also due to the difficult situation of her father Andrew, involved in the Epstein scandal, For the occasion A beautiful tribute, undoubtedly auspicious. Bea just wanted to get married, and in the end, the pandemic helped her not to attract too much attention.
Even the established routines of royal weddings were undermined by the pandemic, but Beatrice of York has always been a discreet girl, she did not dream of getting married at Windsor like her sister Eugenie and cousin Harry, nor of having a big party. Thus, also due to the difficult situation of her father Andrew, involved in the Epstein scandal, she preferred to say "I do" to her Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in the chapel of St. James Palace. For the occasion she wore a dress belonging to her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, adapted for the occasion, and the same tiara chosen by the sovereign on her wedding day with Philip of Edinburgh. A beautiful tribute, undoubtedly auspicious. Bea just wanted to get married, and in the end, the pandemic helped her not to attract too much attention. Discreet weddings also among Italian celebrities, from those of Manuela Arcuri, who got married in Las Vegas with Giovanni di Gianfrancesco, to those of Nicoletta Mantovani. Luciano Pavarotti's widow walked down the aisle for the second time with Alberto Tinarelli, a financial consultant she met through a mutual friend. The wedding was in Bologna, in front of 150 guests. Not exactly a low profile ceremony, but in September the second wave of Covid-19 was still far away.
Discreet weddings also among Italian celebrities, from those of who got married in Las Vegas with Giovanni di Gianfrancesco, to those of Luciano Pavarotti's widow walked down the aisle for the second time with Alberto Tinarelli, a financial consultant she met through a mutual friend. The wedding was in Bologna, in front of 150 guests. No one, however, was more original than Sean Penn. The actor and his 28-year-old fiancée Leila George, by his side since 2016, were at home, the officiant connected via computer. "We had a Covid-19 wedding," confirmed Sean, 60, on the Late Night Show. "I mean, the county official was online via Zoom and we were at home: us, my two children and her brother".
A decidedly unconventional choice, but in the end, aren't love and intentions the only things that really matter?
by ANTONELLA ROSSI source Vanity Fair