Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s Venice nuptials will be full of power players, including members of the Trump family — and it may even end up in Vogue, sources told Page Six.
The couple is said to be talking to Anna Wintour about giving the exclusive story to the magazine, although “nothing is settled yet,” according to a media source.
Bezos and Sánchez are set to wed in the Italian city in a three-day June extravaganza, and close friends Ivanka Trump and Jared Kusher are on the guest list, we have learned.
Don Trump Jr. and his new love Bettina Anderson — a Sánchez pal from south Florida — are set to attend as well.
There will also be a gaggle of Kardashians, after Kris Jenner and Khloé Kardashian traveled to Texas last week to cheer on Sánchez and her all-female Blue Origin crew as they travelled to the edge of space.
Amazon founder Bezos, 61, and Sánchez, 55, will tie the knot during the celebrations lasting from June 26 to 29.
“It makes sense to have the biggest wedding of the year covered in Vogue,” said an insider.
But don’t expect to see the couple at the Met Gala on May 5.
“They’re not going this year,” the insider said of the bash, which has a theme of “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” and the dress code “Tailored for You.”
We have reached out to Vogue and reps for Bezos and Sánchez, who attended last year’s Met Gala, for comment.
Bezos has a longtime friendship with Wintour, dating back to 2012 when Amazon first sponsored the Met Gala and he attended with then-wife Mackenzie Scott.
Back then, he took styling advice from the editor, who advised him to team a pocket square with his Tom Ford tux.
But he and Sánchez were mocked for their 2023 Vogue shoot, when Bezos wore a cowboy hat and showed off his muscles in a white T-shirt in photos taken at his Texas ranch.
The groom is believed to have made a trip to Venice a few weeks ago to look at potential venues and to meet Venice’s mayor Luigi Brugnaro, who has denied the wedding will bring chaos to the city.
“We are mutually working and supporting the organizers, to ensure that the event will be absolutely respectful of the fragility and uniqueness of the city,” Brugnaro said last month.