Hollywood stars Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck get married for second time. Details inside

Hollywood stars Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck married again in Georgia at their $8.9M plantation estate. The ceremony was held on Saturday and attended by family and friends and studded with A-list celebrities. It was a three-day celebration spanning Friday to Sunday. The couple eloped last month and tied the knot officially in Las Vegas, Nevada, making this wedding their second.

It was an all-white wedding ceremony inspired by Lopez's ex-boyfriend Sean "Diddy," who is known to throw an annual all-white attire party. Celebrity life coach Jay Shetty officiated the wedding while many others, including Kevin Smith, were present. Kevin Smith shared a photo of him, Jason Mewes, and their wives, all dressed in white before the wedding.




As Lopez walked down the walkway, her children helped carry her gown. Images show her wearing a sheer veil long enough to cover the ground several feet behind her. Lopez was dressed in a stunning white gown by Ralph Lauren made in Italy. The groom wore a matching black and white tuxedo. The couple dated previously from 2002 to 2004 and were reunited last year. In April, they announced their engagement and are currently off to celebrate their honeymoon in Paris.

The guests arrived on Friday and were welcomed with dinner. Some arrived on Saturday afternoon in Old Savannah Tour trolley buses, while some appeared in black SUVs. This stunning wedding is reported to have cost a whopping $4,00,000.

This grand occasion was met with setbacks as Affleck's mother was rushed to the hospital hours before the ceremony. Christopher Anne Boldt injured her leg by falling off a dock and needed stitches. Another man was seen taken away in an ambulance on Saturday, but his identity and condition remain a secret. Heavy rain started during the party on Saturday, causing another discrepancy.

Tight security was noticed throughout the festivities, with a three-mile no-fly zone and security boats patrolling the nearby North Newport River. Guards were made to check the IDs of anyone entering and blocked the entrance to Hampton Island.