Jessica Simpson Torn on Destination Wedding Location; Couple Contemplates Hawaii, Italy
Jessica Simpson and Eric Johnson are reportedly struggling to decide on a wedding location as sources claim the engaged pair is torn between Hawaii and Italy.
The couple, who got engaged in 2010, recently flew out to the Island of Capri to scout potential wedding venues amid reports claiming they will wed in 2014. Simpson, 33, and Johnson, 34, were reportedly captured by an opulent venue called Augustus Gardens, but they have not ruled out the possibility of exchanging vows in Hawaii.
"Jessica and Eric have two special places they love to visit: Hawaii and Capri Italy. They discussed flying their closest friends and family to a small, intimate venue for their wedding and then jetting off on a honeymoon," a source told Life & Style magazine. "They just haven't made up their mind yet!"
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While Simpson, who gave birth to the couple's second child in June, is said to be fond of Hawaii's tropical climate, Capri is reportedly of significance to the couple.
"They came to Capri for their first trip together," a source told Us magazine. "It's a special place for them."
Johnson, who is a former NFL star, proposed to Simpson with a five-carat ruby Neil Lane ring within six months of meeting the former reality star. The couple wants to keep their big day relatively small.
"There will probably only be 75 to 100 guests … She wants to have only really close family and friends," a source told OK! Magazine.
Simpson and Johnson, who are parents to 15-month-old Maxwell Drew and two-month-old Ace Knute Johnson, reportedly vowed to wed after the birth of their second child. The former country singer celebrated her country-themed baby shower on April 14 in Los Angeles, where she reportedly spoke openly about wedding plans.
"[Jessica] was telling friends she wanted to get married a few months after the baby is born," a source said previously.
"Jessica said, 'Let's have this wedding already before I get pregnant with another one!'" the source added.
