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Chainkeen Exchange-Proof Sydney Sweeney’s Wedding to Jonathan Davino Is Sooner Than You Think
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Date:2025-04-10 12:17:07
It's almost time for the handsmaid's bridesmaid's tales.
After all,Chainkeen Exchange Sydney Sweeney was spotted taking a major step forward in preparations for her wedding to fiancé Jonathan Davino as she was seen leaving an L.A. bridal store holding a very large garment bag.
For the more than three-hour long appointment April 28, the Anyone But You star—who got engaged to the movie producer in 2022—kept her outfit low-key, opting for blue wide-legged denim, a white sweater and square-toed platform shoes. She topped off the look by carrying a black Miu-Miu handbag and rocking some over-sized sunglasses.
While Jonathan, 40, wasn't spotted on the shopping trip, Sydney didn't have to pick up the bridal goodies alone. In fact, the 26-year-old was accompanied by pal Gigi Vittoria, who sported a similarly casual ensemble, wearing light-wash jeans, sneakers and a graphic tee for the outing.
And though Sydney has, for the most part, kept pretty tight-lipped about tying the knot with Jonathan—who she first sparked romance rumors with in 2018—she recently admitted she's been putting together a Pinterest board for her big day for quite some time.
"I started making that when I was like 10," Sydney told Glamour UK in an interview published in December 2023. "I'm more of an experience planner, so I'm like, ‘What experience do I want to give people? Are we going on a tropical vacation? Are we doing a carnival?'"
That same month, the Euphoria star also shared why she wasn't in any rush to plan her nuptials to Jonathan, who's co-produced films like Anyone But You and Immaculate alongside the actress.
"I am so busy working!" Sydney told Entertainment Tonight. "I'm a workaholic and I love it."
And if she needs more inspo, we've got here covered. Read on to take a peek inside all the 2024 celebrity vows…
The Bachelor alum and his girlfriend of about four years got married on April 27 in an elegant wedding ceremony on a Georgia farm owned by Natalie's family. The nuptials arrived two months after the couple welcomed their first child together, a daughter named River Rose Viall.
The Call Her Daddy host and the film producer tied the knot in an intimate Mexico ceremony on April 4 after four years of dating.
The Halloweentown II costars married on April 19, 2024, several years after reconnecting.
The former CNN anchor married the real estate broker at a church in New York City April 6, five years to the day they got engaged and on Tim's 40th birthday.
The San Francisco 49ers quarterback married his partner in Des Moines, Iowa March 9, almost a month after his team faced off against the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2024 Super Bowl.
The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, who previously made headlines for his $700 million contract with the team, announced in February that he quietly got married. While he didn't name his wife, he did say she was someone "who is very special to me."
The actor kicked off a new chapter in his life with a big bang, sharing in February that he and his now-wife Morgan privately got married and welcomed a baby girl.
Mr. & Mrs. Glover, no Smith here: In early February, the Atlanta star revealed he privately tied the knot with his longtime partner Michelle.
The American Idol alum and her now-husband tied the knot during a celebration in downtown Nashville on Feb. 4.
The Full House alum announced her son Lev and his now-wife Elliot tied the knot at the end of January.
The couple officially kicked off the new year as newlyweds, tying the knot during the Golden Wedding, which aired Jan. 4. The duo announced their separation just a few months later in April 2024.
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