Lauren Gottlieb marries Tobias Jones in Italy: It's a dream come true
Confirming the news, Lauren shared with us, 'It was truly a dream come true — from the quietest moments to the biggest surprises.' Remembering the day she and Tobias said 'I do', Lauren says, 'I woke up the morning of the wedding before anyone else. As I got ready, I was oddly calm. And then… it was time. When I saw Tobias standing at the altar in his custom Prada tux, I kept telling myself, remember, every second of it. Don't forget a single thing.'
According to sources, despite the intimate ceremony, there were many surprises for the guests and even the groom himself. They had a live singer performing as Lauren walked down the aisle, who was Tobias' cousin. A champagne tower for the guests as well as fireworks to the tune of Coldplay's 'A Sky Full of Stars' added to the magic.
One of the biggest highlights of the day for her was the father-daughter dance, accompanied by her dad's heartfelt speech for her and TJ. 'We just held each other, laughed, cried, danced, and exchanged words we'll never forget. He told me I was the best daughter he could've ever dreamed of. And I told him that I owe him everything — every dream I've ever made came true was because of him. It was the most perfect moment I could've ever asked for,' she gushes.
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