It seems that the wedding celebrations of the celebrity wedding of the year just won't end! After their whirlwind romance and fairytale wedding in Venice, where celebrity guests such as Matt Damon, U2 frontman Bono, Cindy Crawford and Bill Murray all graced the affair, the wedding party looks like it's going to be continued in London.
It turns out, the international rights lawyer's parents, George's new in-law are the ones throwing the party this time. Amal's parents have reportedly booked the Danesfield House Hotel and Spa in Buckinghamshire for a continuation of the Amal Alamuddin George Clooney wedding party. This event is going to be held for those who -- for one reason or another -- were unable to make it to Venice, to the beautiful Aman Grande Canal hotel for the official wedding ceremony and reception.
Of course this follow up to the Venice wedding will be a much simpler affair than the lavish celebration that happened earlier. No doubt, it will be as heartfelt as the original festivities, and perhaps even as star-studded. Already, there are reports that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, who were unable to make it to the Venice wedding might be in attendance for this Amal Alamuddin George Clooney wedding party.
In between the actual wedding and this follow up celebration, the Hollywood actor and his international human rights lawyer wife had gone back to work for their respective careers. George flew to New York for the Comic-con to unveil the trailer of his latest movie, Disney's Tomorrowland. Meanwhile, Amal was in Greece to visit the country's prime minister for some official business.
Meanwhile, guests to the original Amal Alamuddin and George Clooney wedding continue to gush about the coming together of the couple. Cindy Crawford's husband, Rande Gerber was recently interviewed by People about what he thinks of his pal, George Clooney's wife. "I've been friends with George probably half my life. And it's just great that he found someone. She's really perfect for him. She's smart and she's beautiful, engaging. She is, again ... smart, but she doesn't make you feel stupid! She's a great girl, and together I think they can do some incredible things," say Gerber.
