"Rolling In The Deep" singer Adele is planning a budgeted, low-key wedding ceremony to partner in Los Angeles. Adele may now be considered a multimillionaire but she prefers to have her wedding "non-stuffy"
Adele confirmed that she does not want a very big fancy Hollywood wedding. The 28-year-old singer prefers a very simple occasion that she termed to be "less stuffy."
In the past four years, Adele Blue Adkins was rumored to be already married to his soon-to-be husband. However the issues were settled then in Adele's tweet.
I'm not married...Zzzzzzz
— Adele (@Adele) August 30, 2012
According to Belfast Telegraph, Adele hang long-planned a wedding completed a bangers and mash supper. This confirmation of the singer earned so many reactions and comment, because she is currently worth £92 million, yet she has no plans for an extravagant ceremony.
Adele has also been talking to her friends lately about how happy she is being a "Budget Bride." The award-winning musician also mentioned that her wedding should be formal and show-offy.
It can be recalled that the Oscar winner Adele already have a 4-year-old son with her soon-to-be husband Simon Konecki. Konecki also have a 9-year-old daughter from his previous relationship.
Adele and Simon Konecki have been together for half a decade already. It was just this October that the couple decided to tie the knot and came up with the idea of a very simple yet formal wedding ceremony.
Adele and Simon recently moved to a new £6 million mansion in Beverly Hills. The British singer is reportedly planning her wedding in London and the American city where she has made her home.
After Adele's wedding in Los Angeles, the singer with her soon-to-be husband would be having a gathering back at home so that no one will be missed out. No celebrity friends will be there too.
She will be inviting her old friends whom she grew up with like Alan Carr and Sid Owen, according to Eye Witness News. When Adele was asked about her wedding dress, she simply said that she is considering a splash of colour but it will still be traditional. Share your thoughts below.
