One of the couple's guests appeared to have accidentally let it slip the location of Joe and Sophie's wedding.
- December 3, 2018
AceShowbiz - Holding a wedding overseas seemingly is the Jonas brothers' thing. While Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are having their wedding in India, his brother Joe Jonas is said to have planned his own impending wedding to Sophie Turner in a special place outside America.
It's reported that one of the couple's guests have accidentally let it slip the location of Joe and Sophie's wedding. The pair is allegedly set to exchange their vows in France next summer!
Life coach Mike Bayer revealed in a now-deleted Instagram Story a clip of what appeared to be the wedding invitation from the DNCE frontman and the "Game of Thrones" actress. It featured a white box etched with gold script. "Sophie and Joe 2019 France," the box read.
@FanBelfastLeigh Congrats Leigh!! You were featured in a @DailyMailUK article!!! pic.twitter.com/EXfHwqgm0M
— Sophie Turner Memes (@sophietmemes) December 1, 2018
The pair announced their engagement in October last year. "I said yes," the 22-year-old blonde beauty wrote on her Instagram account alongside a photo of her hand sporting their engagement band with Joe's hand beneath.
A European wedding seemingly is an obvious choice for the couple, who had a European-themed engagement party last November. It was said the happy couple "couldn't have looked happier" during the celebration as they were joined by their family and friends at the French restaurant Mamo in New York City. The restaurant is known for both French and Italian cuisine.
The restaurant is also said to be the pair's favorite. "Sophie and Joe have been to Mamo before and love the new chef there, Salvatore Marcello," the source explained. "They are big fans of his Italian style."
The singer and the British actress started dating in October 2016, prompting fans to creat a new moniker for the couple: Jophie. Of the new spotlight, Sophie said in a Marie Claire interview, "You do feel like you’re living in a fishbowl. It's frustrating that it's the most mundane things that make the news--how boring!"
