Jeff Bezos-Lauren Sanchez wedding: Billionaire couple booked out Venice's most-expensive luxury hotel for guests, daily rent is a whopping Rs...
Jeff Bezos and his bride-to-be, Lauren Sanchez, have booked out the Aman Venice for their extravagant wedding. (File)
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his fiancee Lauren Sanchez are hosting a lavish three-day wedding celebration in Venice and have booked out the Aman Venice, one of most expensive luxury hotels in the Italian city, for their guests. According to details, the Bezos and Sanchez will tie the knot at the Aman Venice, and arrangements have been made at the lavish hotel for the stay of wedding guests. How much does it cost to rent Aman Venice?
Overlooking the mesmerizing Venetian Grand Canal, the Aman Venice is one of the costliest luxury hotels in Venice, with the 'cheapest' room costing a staggering $3200 (about Rs 2,73928 or 2.73 lakh) per night, while rents can go up to a mind-blowing $32000 (over Rs 27 lakhs) for suites and other costlier rooms.
The Jeff Bezos-Lauren Sanchez 'wedding of the century' is expected to cost about €55 million (about Rs 548 crore), and its likely that a major chunk of that budget went towards booking out this lavish 5-star hotel. Aman Venice facilities
Aman Venice has a total of 24 accommodations, including 'regular' rooms, signature rooms, and suites, featuring exclusive artworks by famous Italian artists, including 16th century architect Sansovino and 18th century painter Tiepolo. The hotel and its rooms feature a historical design, and are equipped with every facility one would imagine for the price they command.
The walls have elegant silk covering, and wooden ceiling is adorned with Chinese style paint and exquisite chandeliers.
Additionally, the Aman Venice has a private apartment suite on the fourth floor, its most expensive accommodation, which has private elevator, and can accommodate up to 6 guests. 'Wedding of the century'
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the world's fourth-richest man, is set to tie the knot with his fiancee Lauren Sanchez in a extravagant wedding, which was earlier reported be hosted aboard his $500 million Koru Yacht. However, later reports suggested that Koru, which is anchored Italy's historic city of Venice for the occasion, will only be a part of the wedding celebration and not the venue.
According to a Daily Mail report, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have booked top-of-the-line hotels for their guests in Venice, including the Gritti Palace and Aman Venice, in their entirety from June 26 to June 29, 2025, with rooms at these opulent lodgings starting at $3200 a night and up to $32,000.
The wedding ceremony will be held at the Aman Venice, as per reports.
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