Bezos Sanchez’s wedding celebration begins with the arrival of the Venice Hotel

With Jeff Bezos Lauren Sanchez The wedding festival is officially underway.

On Wednesday, the newlyweds soon arrived at the Aman Hotel in Venice, Italy via water tapiz.

She descended, a glittering Sanchez turned to the crowd and gave them quick waves.

Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez, is causing local anger to marry in Venice for three days

According to multiple reports, the couple decided to change one of their wedding venues in Venice due to security concerns and possible protests.

The couple had planned to host a wedding party at the historic Scola Grande della Misericordia in the Cannaregio section of the city, but is now said to be moving to a former shipyard, a former shipyard that is completely surrounded by water and only reachable by boat when connecting the bridge. BBC News and Reuters It has been reported.

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a Number of celebrities He is invited to a wedding festival. The wedding festivities remain a secret, but are expected to kick off in the picturesque Italian cities on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner arrived in Italy on Tuesday ahead of the festival.

The couple took a boat ride from Marco Polo Airport in Venice to the St. Regis Hotel. Trump wore an off-white cropped top with a matching long skirt. The outfit featured red orange details.

The arrivals resemble the 2014 Venice wedding of George Clooney and his wife Amal.

That’s what the power couple did Famous photos A ride on a water tuxedich before their wedding, includes an impressive guest list of A-list celebrities.

As guests continued to arrive for Bezos Sanchez’s wedding, more Venetian citizens expressed their dissatisfaction with the event that could pose a threat to cities already affected by popular tourism.

But despite Continuous repulsionthe couple’s wedding planner told Fox News Digital that Bezos and Sanchez specifically instructed them to make the most of their abilities in paying tribute to locals.

“As an event organizer who has worked in Venice for over 24 years, I feel an obligation to set the record straight given the widespread misinformation, truth and misconceptions that are circulating about Bezos’ wedding,” the team at Lanza & Baucina Limited said in a statement. “From the start, the instructions from our clients and our own guiding principles were abundantly clear: minimizing disruption to the city, respect for residents and institutions, and overwhelming employment of local people in creating events.

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“Rumours that we would ‘take over’ the city are completely false and are the exact opposite of our goals and reality,” the statement continued. “Exaggerated amounts of water taxis and gondolas have never been booked. The number of taxis proportional to the number of guests. Before the recent news of the protest came, we were working to create minimal negative impacts and confusion on the lives of Venetians and city visitors.

“We have always acknowledged the broad discussion and important issues surrounding the city’s future, and from the beginning our clients are honored to support the city and its important lagoons through nonprofit organizations and related projects,” the statement concluded.

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Mayor Luigi Brugnaro told The Associated Press that the city is “very proud.”

“We are extremely proud,” Burgnaro said. “I don’t know if I have time (to meet) Bezos and Sanchez), or if he does, shake hands and shake hands, but it’s an honor that they chose Venice. Venice is once again a global stage. ”

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Emily Trainham, Lauryn Overhultz and Brie Stimson from Fox News Digital contributed to this post.