All he needs is love! Although reports were claiming that Sir Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell were planning to get married this weekend at his farmhouse in Sussex, it turns out that these rumors are completely untrue. BUT a wedding is definitely in the works for the happy couple. The musician and Shevell -- who announced their engagement this past May -- posted their notice that they intend to get married at the Old Marylebone Town Hall, in London. You die-hard Beatles fans may feel a sense of deja vu and here's why: this happens to be the same venue Mr. McCartney married his late wife, Linda. Former bandmate, Ringo Starr, also got married at that same location. In fact, many other celebrities have chosen that specific venue simply because of its connection to The Beatles.
The notice was made on Wednesday, after the pair met with Superintendent Registrar Alison Cathcart. Upon meeting with McCartney and Shevell, Cathcart stated, "They were lovely, very relaxed and very charming and clearly in love with each other." Always a good sign for a couple that's about to get married. So when is the actual wedding day? No official day has not been announced yet, but there has been speculation they will wed in October.By having filed the notice on September 14th, the couple can marry as early as Sept. 30, after 16 days. But they also have until Sept. 14, 2012 to carry the ceremony out. I doubt they'll make us wait that long though. My bet is on October!
The notice was made on Wednesday, after the pair met with Superintendent Registrar Alison Cathcart. Upon meeting with McCartney and Shevell, Cathcart stated, "They were lovely, very relaxed and very charming and clearly in love with each other." Always a good sign for a couple that's about to get married. So when is the actual wedding day? No official day has not been announced yet, but there has been speculation they will wed in October.By having filed the notice on September 14th, the couple can marry as early as Sept. 30, after 16 days. But they also have until Sept. 14, 2012 to carry the ceremony out. I doubt they'll make us wait that long though. My bet is on October!
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