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Venice Closes Down Grand Canal Access for George Clooney Wedding
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Officials at the city of Venice have said that a walkway to Grand Canal will be closed for at least two hours for 'the George Clooney wedding.'

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The city of Venice is preparing for the highly anticipated wedding of George Clooney and his British fiancee Amal Alamuddin. As reported by The Associated Press, the city officials said on Thursday, September 25 that a pedestrian access fronting the Grand Canal would be closed between 12 P.M. and 2 P.M. on Monday, citing "the George Clooney wedding."

The Venice council explains that the restriction was put out because of safety concern due to the possibly high number of crowd who are drawn to the upcoming festivities. According to Italian media, the reception will take place at the Aman Resort on the Grand Canal and is expected to be attended by stars such as Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Matt Damon, Cindy Crawford and Bono.

The bride-to-be, meanwhile, landed in Milan from London on Thursday. The beaming lawyer was spotted at the airport wearing casual clothing which consisted of a black jacket over a neon green T-shirt, ripped black pants and sneakers. In addition to her luggage, she carried what appeared to be a hat box.

Clooney and the human rights lawyer got engaged earlier this year. The "Gravity" actor talked about his upcoming nuptials during an appearance at a charity gala earlier this month. "I met my lovely bride-to-be in Italy (and) will be marrying (her) in a couple of weeks, in Venice," he said.

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