Former host was seen in front of a hotel, using a stunning piece of the renowned Schiaparelli brand designed by Daniel Roseberry
who prepares for his wedding with this weekend, he revealed his wedding dress for the first time. The former host was seen in front of a hotel, wearing a stunning gold dress of the renowned Schiaparelli brand designed by Daniel Roseberry. The model has a neckline on the shoulder and delicate embroidered flowers. Jeff Bezos was also caught in the images, wearing a dark blazer and a white shirt. The wedding ceremony will be held in Venice, Italy, and will be attended by approximately 200 guests. Confirmed celebrities include Donald Trump, Leonardo DiCaprio, Oprah Winfrey, Kim Kardashian, Barbra Streisand and Bill Gates. The place chosen for the celebration is the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, famous for its impressive architecture. The event has a budget that exceeds R $ 3.4 billion, reflecting the magnitude of the celebration.
It is rumored that the bride’s dress can be a creation of La Renta’s Oscar, although the Schiaparelli model was the first to be publicly displayed. Jeff Bezos, known as the founder of Amazon, is currently the world’s second richest person, with an estimated fortune of $ 181.1 billion. The union between him and Lauren Sanchéz promises to be one of the most talked about events of the year, attracting the attention of the media and the general public.
Maximal stocking
The famous guest yachts navigate the lagoon and the famous Hotel Aman chosen by the bride and groom, a Renaissance palace with a minimum price of 2,000 euros (12 thousand reais) per night, has maximum capacity. The Ministry of Tourism, in a statement issued on Friday, estimated the direct expenses of Bezos and his wife at € 28.4 million (R $ 183 million) for all festivities.
It also estimated that the event’s “media visibility” would generate € 895 million (R $ 5.5 billion) to the city, although it warned that this “requires empirical verification”. When asked what he liked most about the city of channels, the American billionaire responded by smiling alongside his wife on a boat: “Look around! This city seems impossible, it can’t exist, and yet here it is,” he is heard in a video posted on Thursday night by La Repubblica newspaper.
For 26 -year -old Chiara Trabuio, “this marriage is acceptable to some extent because it generates money.” “But it goes against the culture and nature of the city,” says this student who lives in Master, a municipality on the continent in front of Venice. According to Italian press, 61, and Sánchez, 55, already married civilly in the United States, will exchange their marriage alliances and votes on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, located in front of Arsenal, the city’s former naval base.
The wedding will be held on a large outdoor amphitheater on the island, from where you can see St. Mark’s Square. The bride and groom will receive a serenade from Matteo Bocelli, son of the famous opera singer Andrea Bocelli. According to the press, Sánchez plans to wear 27 dresses during the celebrations.
Despite the ellipsis of the population, the local authorities advocated to host the marriage of the tycoon, one of the richest men in the world, which has about $ 215 billion (1.1 trillion reais) in Amazon shares. The president of the region, Luca Zaia, explained that Bezos will donate three million euros (almost 20 million reais) to a Lagoa Protection Association, the International University of Venice and UNESCO.
“80% of the expenses of this marriage, whose cost is estimated at at least 40 million euros (253 million reais), will have an impact on our companies and our residents,” said Zaia, an far right politician who rules the Veneto region. “I hope that the spark that emerged between Bezos and Venice can turn into a constant commitment in favor of the city,” he wished.
Local leaders detach the choice of over -tourism bezos against which they themselves took various measures, such as imposing the payment of a ticket for daily visitors. About 100,000 tourists sleep in the city during the high season, but there are also tens of thousands of visitors who spend only the day in the city. At the same time, the local population is decreasing.
For Samuel Silvestri, a 55 -year -old Venetian merchant, “over tourism is mainly caused by people who come only one day with a backpack on their backs and their food, contributing very little to the city.” “It’s not those who turn Venice into a small Monte Carlo,” the famous and exclusive Monaco neighborhood, continues. “This marriage also shapes the image of the city,” he says.
*Report produced with the aid of AI and AFP
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