The couple exchanged vows in the English countryside at the beginning of June.
They were initially planning to get hitched in North Carolina but decided to ditch that idea when the controversial 'bathroom bill', a new law which forces people to use the restroom that corresponds with the gender listed on their birth certificate, was brought in there, reported Female First.
The couple's wedding planner Mindy Weiss revealed, "They were first getting married in North Carolina, but they called it off due to the transgender bathroom laws."
"They were gonna go to Paris and it ended up being [Couture] Fashion Week. And it was really difficult. We ended up in London. They wanted to be away. And we found a castle that was an hour out of Liverpool and they had about 110 guests," Weiss said.
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