Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart will be married this fall, presumably some time before they're supposed to start promoting the final “Twilight” installment, “Breaking Dawn Part 2.” The details of their honeymoon have already emerged online.
Of course, fans will know that neither star has ever spoken about their intention of
tying the knot but that's not stopping the tabloids from assuming they're planning a wedding as we speak.
The latest print issue of OK! Magazine, for one, says the ceremony will take place this fall and will be followed by a very romantic and extended honeymoon,
HollywoodLife reports.
Presumably, once they get back from the honeymoon, they will immediately go on tour to promote “Breaking Dawn” internationally. It comes out in November.
“OK! magazine reports that Rob, 26, and Kristen, 22, will follow up their fall wedding with a worldwide tour, starting in Europe,” HL gushes.
“Rob hasn’t told Kristen every detail about what he wants to do in Europe, but
she’s totally excited,” an unnamed but admittedly reliable source is quoted as saying.
Considering the many destinations Robert has reportedly planned for the both of them, Kristen sure has every reason in the world to be excited.
HollywoodLife has more on each destination:
PARIS, FRANCE: Rob wants to rent the couple’s favorite restaurant, Sardegna a Tavola, and actually cook a meal with the chefs!
ISLE OF WIGHT: Rob is planning on taking Kristen back to their trademark vacation spot “because they’ve had so many romantic moments there.”
BALI & AUSTRALIA: Believe it or not, Kristen really wants to go surfing! The couple will reportedly “rent an RV, throw their surfboards in the back and experience the place like locals.” They’re also reportedly planning a camping trip!
FLORENCE, ITALY: Rob and Kristen haven’t spent time there together, so Rob is reportedly “planning on creating romantic memories.”
After the honeymoon is over, the newlyweds plan to settle down by buying houses both in London and Los Angeles, the same report says.
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