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Justin Bieber And Hailey Baldwin ‘Would Love A Small Wedding’ But They’re Just Too Damn Popular
Wedding bells are reportedly still in the future for Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin. Although the two were legally married in September, they still want to say their vows in front of their family and friends. Hailey and Justin are possibly one of the most talked about couples right now, but they want to keep their wedding surprisingly intimate. The problem is too many people are dying for an invite. It’s hard being popular.
“They are still in the middle of deciding whether or not they want a big or small wedding,” a source told Us Weekly. “They would love a small wedding, but they have so many people that they want there and they know once they start planning, it could become bigger.”
“They’re already married…Right now, they are focusing on looking for a new house in L.A. They’re looking at houses in Brentwood, Bel Air and Beverly Hills,” the insider dished. The two just moved into a $5 million Canadian mansion but it sounds like they’re looking for something on the West Coast, too.
“They’re renting now but want to buy something big enough for a family…They want kids — soon,” the source continued. Although Hailey told Vogue Arabia that she wasn’t planning on having a family of her own “any time soon,” she also claimed she wasn’t married to Justin at one point when they most likely were so…we’ll let you be the judge of that.
Whether babies are in the near or distant future, the couple is doing well. “Hailey is so happy and Justin is doing great…He’s obviously still trying to focus on his mental health and staying in a good space, and that’s their main priority right now,” the insider revealed.
It will be interesting to see what a Bieber-Baldwin wedding will look like, but we definitely can’t wait!
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