12 celebrities who pulled off secret weddings
Some celebs understandably prefer to keep it low-key to avoid the paparazzi from swarming to their wedding ceremony. Here are 12 celebs who kept their ceremony private.
By Hidayah Idris for CLEO -
On the morning of May 2, Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas attended Billboard Music Awards 2019 in Las Vegas.
Hours later, Diplo posted an Instagram story of him attending the couple’s wedding.
Wait, what? It’s not a joke. The couple tied the knot at A Little White Chapel, where a few celebrities have exchanged their vows.
Diplo even live-streamed them exchanging vows on Instagram, so you know it’s legit.
It’s unclear if they’re gonna hold the summer wedding that Sophie wished for.
Blake reportedly enlisted the help of Martha Stewart (her idol!) and a wedding planner to pull off the hush-hush wedding.
The couple wedded in 2012, at Boone Hall Plantation, which was featured in The Notebook.
When a top celebrity gets married in Korea, the wedding often comes with a press conference that takes place before the official ceremony.
But Won Bin and Nayoung skipped all the glitz and camera flashes by holding a super private ceremony in the middle of the field – literally.
The couple has since welcomed a baby in December last year, but has not revealed any details about their child.
The actress secretly married her husband, Marco Perego, after they dated for a few months.
She told Marie Claire, “I don't do the ABCs. I do what my heart says, what my heart feels. So from the moment I met my husband, we were together. We knew.”
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Kang Gary, of Running Man and Leessang fame, surprised everyone when he announced that he had gotten married yesterday.
In his Instagram post, he wrote that he and his non-celebrity wife didn't hold a wedding ceremony.
He wrote, "There might be some of you who are shocked by our sudden marriage announcement, but I hope you'll give us your blessing for our new future."
Mila revealed on The Howard Stern Show that their wedding wasn’t a planned one.
Although they were in a relationship at that time, they woke up one day and decided to get married.
She said, “We started dating with the idea we were both never going to get married. A year later we were like, ‘Tomorrow let’s [get married].’”
They got married in July last year and have two kids.
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While Eli is not the first K-pop idol to get married while he’s still actively promoting as part of a group, his marriage registration was kept a secret.
It wasn’t until a year later that he revealed it through Instagram while announcing his wife’s pregnancy.
Fans had suspected he was in a relationship when he accidentally uploaded a selfie with a woman’s bra seen in the background, but at that time, he claimed the lingerie belonged to his mother.
Image: @eli_kim91
When word got out that Margot Robbie tied the knot with her long-time beau Tom Ackerley, she confirmed with a sassy post on Instagram of her seemingly flipping off.
But if you look carefully, it ain’t her middle finger, but her ring finger.
Image: @margotrobbie
Little is known about Jay Z and Beyonce’s wedding, apart from the fact that Queen Bey didn’t quite fancy her wedding dress.
The couple tied the knot in 2008, but it wasn’t until 2014 when Jay Z posted a video snippet of their wedding that we got a glimpse of the top secret event.
In the same year, they renewed their vows on Bey’s birthday
Image: @beyonce
Cameron and Benji got hitched in January 2015 after dating for a year.
According to E! News, sister-in-law Nicole Richie and Drew Barrymore were the bridesmaids at the wedding, which was attended by 100 guests.
Cameron told Andy Cohen on his radio show, “We got married in our living room in front of our friends. Had a little party in our backyard on the tennis court and yeah. Otherwise it would have been something else.”
The actor married his 32-year-old girlfriend yesterday in a private ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall in central London, with family and friends in attendance.
They have been dating for four years. The Captain Marvel actor confirmed their engagement in February.
Miranda Kerr married Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel in the backyard of their Los Angeles home in late May.
The ceremony was reportedly attended by 50 people.
This article was first published in CLEO Singapore.