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Justin Timberlake's Wedding Reception Held at Posh Puglia Resort

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 72010 Savelletri di Fasano , Brindisi, Italy
October 23, 2012 at 12:45 PM | by | Comments (0)

It's through puffy eyes and tear-soaked tissues that we finally acknowledge what we heard this past weekend. Justin Timberlake married hussy actress Jessica Biel at the Italian seaside resort Borgo Egnazia in Puglia on Oct. 19th. The first wedding photos will appear tomorrow in People .

Some would say we're being a tad dramatic, but there are a lot of heart-broken broads out there who'd clung to some futuresexlovesounds fantasy of being the next Mrs. Timberlake. But oh-kay, we'll snap out of it and give you the details on what was said to be one pricey $6.5 million wedding package.

Although JT's bachelor party was a boisterous Vegas/Cabo affair, the details leading up to the wedding were very hush-hush. Even guests like Andy Samberg, Timbaland, Roots’ drummer (and wedding DJ) Questlove, Beverly Mitchell, and Jimmy Fallon didn't know of the ceremony location in the town of Fasano until the last minute as they were flown first to Germany then to Italy via private jet.

The reception site was the upscale Borgo Egnazia, an immaculate 28-villa, 63-room estate where rooms begin at 310 euros ($402) a night this time of year. Already a sea of white stone buildings, the resort grounds were further festooned with tons of white flowers and white wedding tents to mark the celebration.

The pièce de résistance? JT serenaded his new wife with a song dedicated to her. We're sure it'll hit the airwaves any day now.

[Photos: AP/Charles Sykes/Borgo Egnazia]

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