The ceremony should take place in the city, with the mayor of the city, Luigi Brugnaro, previously confirming the news.

Although Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have intentionally kept details on the preparations under the Wraps, reports said it would happen in San Giorgio Maggiore, one of the city’s islands.

For weeks, Online Buzz built around the next wedding of Jeff Bezos, where he is ready to make the knot with his fiancée, Lauren Sanchez.

According to new reports, the buzz surrounding marriage is even more intense in Venice, where the ceremony should take place, although the exact date has not yet been revealed.

“People are almost hysterical with excitement – from water taxis to the concierges of the hotel,” a local source revealed to the Daily mail‘S Alison Boshoff.

“The whole of Venice buzzes, now that the cat is out of the bag,” said high -level wedding producer Danielle Nay.

Nay also described Bezos and Sanchez’s decision to choose Venice as a place of marriage a “intelligent movement”, since the city boasts “centuries of history and a pedigree of elegant wedding on list A” and is currently going through a “new cultural rebirth”.

As the wedding is getting closer, questions have been raised on the place where in Venice will take place.

It is now extended that the bride and groom have chosen the island of San Giorgio Maggiore.

Unlike the animated streets of Venice, San Giorgio Maggiore provides a serene escape from chaos of the city, making it an ideal setting for intimacy that a marriage requires.

The location is also a historic jewel with several cultural institutions, including La Fondazione Giorgio Cini, a renowned center for art and culture events.

It also presents the emblematic Benedictine Church of the 16th century of San Giorgio Maggiore, celebrated as masterpieces of the architecture of the Renaissance.

The reports suggest that the two places can play a role in the next marriage, although the couple’s representatives do not confirm the details.

Given how the wedding will be very publicized, there was always a possibility of disturbing daily life in Venice.

However, sources from the Town Hall have said it would not be the case. Provisions would be underway so that tourists can move freely, without public spaces which should be blocked.

“Everyone is doing a big problem on marriage, causing chaos, but planning is underway to keep the city open everywhere,” an initiate at the point of sale told. “Taxis will always be available, people will always be able to move and see the sites. It will be a very private and very well planned event.”

Previously, the mayor himself has also confirmed that marriage would not cause any “abnormal disturbance” of city activities and stressed that it was “their higher priority to ensure that the city works as normal”, according to the Daily mail.

Last year, reports were swirling by saying that marriage could cost up to $ 500 million. While Bezos rejected the figure as “false news” at the time, the sumptuous affair should still put the billionaire magnate over the dollars.

“You can make a perfectly pleasant wedding in Venice for half a million, but I would say that $ 30 million is the ground, not the ceiling,” said a wedding planner about the wedding to come.