LA: A "Pawn Stars" wedding for Rick Harrison has finally been negotiated, well, planned. And as you guessed, Chumlee has a part in Rick Harrison's nuptials. The reality television star and his bride-to-be, Deanna Burditt, are getting hitched in July, the same month as Kim Kardashian's due date. What would a "Pawn Stars" wedding be without Harrison's whimiscal co-star.
"Pawn Stars" boss Rick Harrison is settling down. The star of the History Channel hit show has revealed that he and his fiancée, Deanna Burditt, have set July 21 as the day of their nuptials.
The ceremony will take place at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Laguna Beach, Calif. Harrison says that the event was originally going to be an intimate affair with only about 40 people, but the guest list has since ballooned to more than 100. (Here’s hoping he struck a good bargain at the venue for the extra people.)
Harrison also says that Danny Koker of fellow History Channel show "Counting Cars" will be ordained as a minister and perform the ceremony.
According to the 'People' the mag shared the anticipated news on Jan. 17 about the couple's nuptials. The site says that Rick Harrison and Deanna Burditt are exchanging vows on July 21. And as you know, all eyes are on another reality television star's due date.
Hold on; here's a bit of not-so-good news: Although hardcore "Pawn Stars" fans wanted a wedding in Las Vegas, the couple decided to get married in Laguna Beach at the Ritz Carlton. With his new-found celebrity, perhaps he wants to rub elbows with other Hollywood elites...like a boss.
Harrison said this:
"It will be a lot of friends and family. It started off with about 40 people and it's well over 100 people now. You know how those things go."
Furthermore, the reality television personality says that his wife-to-be is "sticking him" with the wedding planning.
Reportedly, Danny Koker of "Counting Cars" from the History Channel, will marry the couple and "Pawn Stars" costar Chumlee will be a ring bearer. Imagine that?
Now that the "Pawn Stars" wedding date is set, perhaps you're wondering this: Are the wedding bands likely to be those worn by an Egyptian pharaoh and his queen?
Here's a huge congratulations to Rick Harrison and Deanna Burditt.
