Outfits at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s wedding rated.
The Amazon tycoon and his media maven fiancée are set to wed Friday in Venice, pulling off what’s already being dubbed the most extravagant celebrity wedding of the year.
Sanchez and Bezos’ relationship highlighted.
Sanchez and Bezos’ relationship went public in 2019 amid Bezos’ split from wife MacKenzie Scott. She was then a TV host and helicopter pilot.
Sparks reportedly flew during Blue Origin business, and the pair became inseparable.
Sanchez, a longtime media personality, became involved in space travel with Bezos’ Blue Origin program, eventually flying on one of its missions in 2023.
The billionaire stepped down as Amazon CEO in 2021, focusing more on space, philanthropy, and his high-profile relationship with Sanchez.
Bezos-Sanchez wedding bash unveiled.
Around 200 high-profile guests are expected to attend, including Kim Kardashian, Tom Brady, Oprah, and Queen Rania of Jordan.
Festivities began aboard Bezos’ $500 million yacht “Koru,” where guests were reportedly treated to a wild foam party on the water.
Multiple venues across Venice were rented for the multi-day affair, with the island of San Giorgio Maggiore reportedly closed to the public for days.
From June 24 to 29, the island is off-limits to tourists, insiders say, as the couple celebrates in full ultra-luxe style.
The party initially planned at the historic Scuola Grande della Misericordia has now been shifted to Venice’s Arsenale district, per local media.
Best-dressed guests confirmed.
The bride-to-be turned heads Thursday night in a champagne strapless gown with vibrant embroidery and sky-high stilettos.
Looking dapper, the Amazon boss wore a tailored gray suit, crisp white shirt, and sleek aviator Dior shades.
The football legend Tom Brady rocked a relaxed look with black pants, a white shirt, and a khaki blazer slung casually over one shoulder.
Oprah looked summer-ready in a maroon and white cutout dress, finished with angular sunglasses.
Newly unattached, Orlando Bloom rocked beige pants and a sharp white shirt, looking every bit the bachelor.
The supermodel Karlie Kloss shimmered in a slinky silk gown while holding hands with hubby Joshua Kushner.
Decked out in ’70s-inspired suiting and burgundy pinstripes, Usher oozed vintage charm.
Ellie Goulding arrived in a sheer, sequined gown with bold cutouts and a cheetah-print handbag.
Worst dressed guests exposed.
Kris Jenner’s beau ditched the shirt, donning a double-breasted jacket and stacks of pearls.
Dressed in a tight snakeskin number with sequined panels, Kim Kardashian’s look felt more club night than seaside nuptials.
Khloé Kardashian’s shredded gray number and Kendall Jenner’s vintage Cavalli dress clashed with the dressy-casual tone of the affair.
Kylie Jenner’s lacy gold bodycon dress screamed glam but looked out of place beside her sister Kendall’s understated vibe.
The former First Daughter Ivanka Trump wore a white Oscar de la Renta gown that looked a little too “bride-adjacent” for the occasion.
In a navy seersucker suit with a beige polo and his signature LA Dodgers hat, Leo DiCaprio looked more incognito than invited.
In a black suit and tieless shirt, Bill Gates kept it simple but snoozy for such a swanky event.
Bezos and Sanchez will say “I Do” Friday.
With vows set to be exchanged on Friday, the grand finale of this fashion-fueled Venetian escape is nearly here.
Guests are expected to party late into the weekend with a final reception rumored to include fireworks and private performances.
From couture to confusion, the wedding wardrobe moments were nothing if not memorable.
The fashion hits delivered glamor worthy of a runway; the misses reminded us that not even A-listers are immune to misfires.
Style aside, the sheer scale and spectacle of this celebration prove that Bezos and Sanchez know how to host a wedding the world won’t forget.
Every detail, from yacht foam parties to island lockdowns, spoke to the pair’s headline-making romance.
And as the couple prepares to officially say “I do,” one thing is certain — this isn’t just a wedding, it’s a billionaire-level cultural moment.