Preparations are well underway ahead of Paris Hilton and Carter Reum's November 11 wedding.
Aerial shots taken on Monday of Paris' late grandfather Barron Hilton's Bel-Air estate show an enormous wooden dancefloor being constructed next to a swimming pool and flower arrangements in the shape of the bride and groom's initials.
Paris and Carter, both 40, announced they were engaged in February and the ceremony is set to be an incredibly lavish affair.
Aerial shots: Preparations are well underway ahead of Paris Hilton and Carter Reum's November 11 wedding. Aerial shots taken on Monday of Paris' late grandfather Barron Hilton's Bel-Air estate show an enormous wooden dancefloor and flower arrangements in the shape of the bride and groom's initials.
Also visible in photographs captured at the beginning of the week were neatly trimmed lawns and the estate's jaw-dropping amenities.
The grounds boast not only a tennis court but also a large pool house.
Neatly trimmed lawns lined the estate, soon to hold one of the most extravagant weddings of the year.
Days earlier, Paris proudly flashed her gigantic engagement ring when she attended a Los Angeles Rams game in Inglewood, California, with her soon-to-be husband.
Not long to go: Paris and Carter, both 40, announced they were engaged in February and the ceremony is set to be an incredibly lavish affair (pictured last week)
Florals: Also visible were flower arrangements in the shape of the bride and groom's initials C&P (bottom centre)
Beautiful: Neatly trimmed lawns lined the estate, soon to hold one of the most extravagant weddings of the year
The emerald-cut diamond ring from Jean Dousset was rumoured to have set Carter back an eye-watering $2million when he proposed in February.
Paris and Carter have been romantically involved since December of 2019, although they had known each other for over a decade.
On Friday, Paris confirmed that her former stylist turned mega-star Kim Kardashian snagged an invitation to her wedding.
The heiress confirmed that Kim was invited to her lavish nuptials, but remained mum on whether or not Pete Davidson would be allowed as a plus one, when asked by TMZ.
Famously Paris helped aid the reality star's rise to fame in the early 2000s when Kim worked as her stylist, but the duo's friendship incurred ups and downs before they got things back on track.
Date: Days earlier, Paris proudly flashed her gigantic engagement ring when she attended a Los Angeles Rams game in Inglewood, California, with her soon-to-be husband
It was revealed this month by Page Six that Paris changed her wedding venue just one week before she is set to walk down the aisle with entrepreneur Carter.
The estate will also host the newlyweds' reception.
It had previously been reported that the ceremony portion of the lavish-three day affair would be taking place at the Good Shepherd Church in Beverly Hills, however an invited guest divulged that plans had now changed.
'It changed about a week or so ago. It's changed several times. Originally, they were going to get married in the church, but they switched it about a week or so ago,' a source told the publication.
In flux: 'It's changed several times,' an insider told Page Six of the venue switching as 'Originally, they were going to get married in the church, but they switched it about a week or so ago'
Happy wife happy life! The socialite will now be saying 'I do' at her late grandfather's estate which is also the location of the reception to follow on November 11; pictured with fiancée Carter Reum September 24
In order to ensure maximum privacy, save the dates sent out in October had no disclosed location, and the new RSVPs — which were sent out on Wednesday November 3 — also have no addresses listed reportedly.
'New email invitations went out [Wednesday] to confirm attendance, but there still aren't any addresses [listed],' the source said.
As the whole thing will be filmed for the upcoming Peacock series Paris In Love, the same source remarked 'they will be filming to death.'
Grandfather: Barron's sprawling Bel-Air mansion is 15,000 sq ft, and was owned by the hotel magnate for 60 years before it was sold to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt in May; Paris and Barron pictured 2010
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