Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez‘s wedding preparations reportedly come with their fair bit of chaos. An insider exclusively told Page Six that high-profile wedding guests will be replacing those with reserved rooms at the luxe Aman Venice. The source further shared that the existing guests are being “booted” out of the place to make room for A-listers attending the nuptials. The wedding will likely take place between July 26 and 28, and news surrounding the occasion has already created quite a buzz.
Guests who ‘previously booked’ are now being shifted to other hotels. claims ‘insider’
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have reportedly rented the luxe Aman Venice for their stay and have booked the entire property for their wedding guests as well. According to Page Six’s report, this arrangement has caused disruptions among other guests. These guests had booked their stay but are not part of the celebrations. A source described the scene in the hotel lobby as “chaotic.” People were being questioned about their residence at the hotel.
The insider also told Page Six that Bezos rented the hotel a few months ago. After that, guests who had previously booked their accommodation for Wednesday night (June 25) were kicked out. The hotel is reportedly moving these guests to other accommodations. It is also paying for their rooms and offering additional upgrades.
While Aman Venice is offering alternatives, the guests are reportedly “griping” about the new arrangements they are having to make. Another source told Page Six that a group of security guards “were doing a sweep” through the luxury property.
It is not just the guests who have had to deal with these changes. The employees are also reportedly having a hard time. According to the report, spa workers were already concerned about the pile of work coming their way from Bezos and Sanchez’s wedding guests.
Preparations for the big event are in full swing, including security protocols. Reuters reported that the wedding party is shifting to a more isolated place to avoid the risk of protests.
Originally reported by Varsha Narayanan on RealityTea.
