Kim, Kanye and their guests arrived at the Palace of Versailles for their wedding rehearsal dinner and it was over-the-top! There was a performance by Lana Del Rey, a fireworks display and much more! Keep reading for all the amazing details.
Kim Kardashian, 33, and Kanye West, 36, had the most amazing rehearsal dinner at the elegant Palace of Versailles on May 23. Friends and family of the bride and groom were spotted arriving in a stream of shiny black cars around 6pm, and we can tell you that each guest reportedly had their own personal security guard with them.
Can you hear the bells? The wedding bells, that is!
With less than 24 hours to go until the big Kimye wedding, celebrations are already well underway in France.
Of course, an intense security team has been employed to keep things in order, so each car checked in with a guard at the gate before being allowed inside.
When guests got through the gates, horses greeted them and there were women wearing wigs dressed in Marie Antoinette outfits!
But things get even better, a photo on TMZ showed Lana Del Rey rehearsing at Versailles, and we told youthat this would be happening! As the night began, a beautiful rainbow stretched over the Palace and it was absolutely fitting for such a special day. In case you didn't know, Lana is one of Kim's favorite performers and Kanye tried to get her to perform at their engagement but Lana refused! It looks like they must have made her an offer she couldn't refuse this time!
Inside the gorgeous palace, E! is reporting that there were pink peonies, white and red roses and snapdragons! Plus, they had orange and lemon trees all throughout, extraordinary! For desert, the A-list guests reportedly ate "multiple tiered cakes decorated with white and silver macaroons" — yummy!
Kanye and Kim definitely pulled out all of the stops for this celebration!
To top it all off, Kanye had a gorgeous fireworks display at the end of the night, absolutely stunning across the night sky!
But this could end up being more than just a dinner. Vogue's contributing editor, Andre Leon Tally, he is writing about all the details for Vogue.com and he said that guests were asked to arrive at 7pm and wear black tie. Perhaps they exchange vows here too?
