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Chelsea Clinton Wedding: 1 Day Away (Video)
Just one more day until Chelsea Clinton ties the knot with long-time boyfriend Mark Mezvinsky. Chelsea was spotted the other day running last minute errands: Pedicure, gym, and of course, a frozen yogurt run. Mother of the Bride Hillary Clinton was seen carrying a bag from Tiffany’s and a garment bag into Chelsea’s apartment.
Guests are already starting to arrive in Rhinebeck, NY and those who are lucky enough to have been invited are getting ready for tonight’s rehearsal dinner at Grasmere Farm Estate. Tomorrow’s guests will be outfitted in “country chic or cocktail apparel,” for the reception where they will be dazzled by fireworks, not to mention Chelsea’s $250,000 worth of jewelry.
Many are speculating over what suprises wedding planner Rafanelli has in store. Will Bill Clinton play his sax? Fingers crossed wedding attendee Oprah!
Take a look at the video of the hotel guests are staying at, Chelsea on her errands, and a look at the town.
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WYCLIFFE W SIMIYU commented on Feb 21 11 at 4:05 amHAVING SUCH A BLESSED LOVING FAMILY IN MY LIFE MEANS ALOT TO ME AND OUR FAMILY MEMBERS.YOU ARE OUR REDEEMERS.GOD HAS SEND YOU TO US.YOU A TRUE ROYAL AND LOYAL FAMILY EVER KNOWN TO ME.
William J. Clinton commented on Jul 08 11 at 2:27 pmJOY IS THE FULLFILMEN OF ASPIRATIONS AS OPPOSED TO COMFORTS OF SUCCESS. TIMOTHY C.
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