Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are getting all sneaky and running off to get married in Hawaii, or so the latest word on the street is. While details of the nuptials, which are due to happen in the next few weeks, are being kept under wraps, it is thought they will tie the knot on the island after deciding it would be 'too difficult' to keep everything quiet in the media circus that is Los Angeles.
'Jen would have liked to have done it at home in Los Angeles but it looks like that would be too difficult to keep quiet. She doesn't want to get married with photographers buzzing around her head in helicopters. Justin just adores Hawaii. It's his favourite place in the world and he has a little house on the island of Kauai. His cottage is too small to host the wedding and Jen thinks it has too many memories of his old flames anyway. But they both love the island and the idea of a laid back Hawaii wedding in the sunshine. They have looked at some expensive villas including one where they enjoyed a romantic holiday in 2011.' Having been through the publicity ringer before when she married Brad Pitt, it's completely understandable that she wants to get away from all the attention this time.
Another surprise element of the wedding is that Ben Stiller is reportedly in line to be Justin's best man at the wedding. We didn't know they were even mates but okay, guests are going to think they're in some terrible rom-com when he starts making his speech but each to their own. The ceremony itself is is expected to be a small and intimate affair with just the couple's closest family and friends attending.
The Sun are doing all the snooping, with their 'source' saying 'Jen is going to great lengths to keep the wedding details a secret so it does not become a huge media circus like her wedding to Brad. Just a few dozen of their closest family and friends will be there. But news is beginning to leak that the date is just a few weeks away now. Ben Stiller, a big buddy of Justin's, has a house over there too so that could be a surprise option.' So they're doing it on the cheap then? That explains everything.
