Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck married in Vegas
The couple, who began dating in 2002 and later separated for quite
some time, queued for marriage permits and got married on
Saturday, the woman at the time told fans in her newsletter.
Superstar big-name couple Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were
allowed to marry on Saturday, according to Clark County, Nevada.
The couple, who dated and parted ways in the mid-2000s before
separating and burning out for 17 years, revived their relationship last year.
"We did it," Lopez's fan bulletin, J Lo, detailed on Sunday. The couple
traveled to Vegas and, according to records, four different couples
showed up at church before 12 noon to stand.
"Two men behind us shook hands and held each other. Before us, a
young couple who made the three-hour drive from Victorville on
their little girl's next birthday—we all needed exactly the same thing
so that the world To remember us as allies and to declare our
affection to the world through the old and almost generic image of
marriage." Court records show that the couple received permission
to marry on July 16 in Clark County, Nevada. The permit was given
to Benjamin Geza Affleck and Jennifer Lopez.
"It was the most ideal wedding we could have imagined," the pair
said. "One that we craved sometime in the past and made one real."
"So with the best supervillains you can imagine at any time, a dress
from an old movie and a coat from Ben's storage room, we read our
own promises in the little church and gave each other the rings that
we're going to have until the end. Will wear our life," the pamphlet read.