Original cost estimations for Coleen McLoughlin and Wayne Rooney's wedding were in the region of £2.5 million, largely paid for by the exclusive deal the couple signed with Hello! magazine. The latest news is that the cost is closer to £5 million, with the bridal couple coughing up the additional £2.5 million themselves. That's almost $10 million. Just how on earth do you manage to run up such huge bills for a wedding that only has 64 guests? Simple.
- Have your wedding at an exclusive location in another country ( a 16th century castle)
- Hire 5 private jets to ferry your guests to the venue.
- Spread your wedding celebrations over four days and spend £1 million on accommodating and entertaining your guests, including daily champagne breakfasts, a masked ball and a fabulous lunch on board a luxury yacht.
- Spend £400 000 on further entertainment (the boy band, Westlife)
- Splash out on a £200 000 dress (bought in New York) and a further £85 000 on trips to NYC for fittings.
Keep in mind that Coleen spent a small fortune for her hen
Is this terribly, disgustingly excessive or only to be expected from someone whose job pulls in £115,000 a week, plus £10million a year in sponsorship deals and also has a £3million book deal?
One has to wonder why the couple are getting married in Italy at all. They have to have a civil ceremony at home in the UK first, and even then, cannot have a proper religious blessing ceremony in Italy because of Papal law. An official in the Genoa Curia marriage office said: "A blessing in an unauthorised venue has no religious significance at all. No priest in Italy would do such a thing as it would incur the wrath of his bishop."
So Coleen has to fly in her mother's priest to perform some sort of religious ceremony, which, because she's a staunch Catholic, is extremely important to her. It begs the question: why choose such a wedding-unfriendly venue with all the attendant problems and cost?
This is a wedding that's starting to look ridiculous. Almost laughable.

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