Exclusive DetailsJake Paul and Tana Mongeau Did ‘Whatever They Wanted’ For Their Insane Vegas Wedding
It was a truly wild time during Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau‘s epic Vegas wedding on Sunday, July 28. Their nuptials had cameras, cake and … blunts? The YouTubers set up a fun day for their family and friends to witness their love, and it was an equally unforgettable moment for the bride and groom. “It’s the best day of my life,” Jake, 22, gushed exclusively to Life & Style about walking down the aisle.
The newlyweds incorporated their own unique style. “Cameras were almost everywhere,” a source exclusively divulged. “Kids were rolling and smoking blunts in the ceremony seats.” The couple never shies away from doing their own thing and the massive event was definitely a reflection on their untamed personalities.
“Jake and Tana did whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted. They did not follow the run of the show that was laid out for them, and staff at both venues were frazzled,” the source added.
The duo had support from Jake’s older brother, Logan Paul, who “spoke during the ceremony for a good amount of time.” As for Tana, 21, “she was escorted down the aisle by her manager Justin Worona.”
That’s not to say their big day went off without a hitch. A fight broke out right before the newlyweds were about to share their first smooch. “Arman Izadi, the officiant, punched someone who poured champagne on Jake and Tana right before their kiss and mass chaos went down.” The source continued about the drama, “At first, it looked like Jake blew off the kiss because it happened right before. He had to move as the champagne was being poured, and then the punching.”
The entire venue erupted during the insanity. “It was an all-out brawl, mass chaos for two and a half minutes,” the insider explained. “So much so that we couldn’t see anything. It got pushed out like a mosh pit. People were on chairs trying to take pictures and had to jump out of the way as it got bigger. There was glass broken, chairs everywhere.”
Luckily, the newly minted Mr. and Mrs. walked back down the aisle after the rumble stopped and gave their kiss a second try.
Talk about some wedding day excitement!
Reporting by Lex Briscuso.
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