Rebecca was also dismayed that the rush to marry might jeopardize the fairy tale wedding of her dreams. "I'm just disappointed that Zied is willing to settle so quickly to have just a regular courthouse wedding," she said (via Entertainment Tonight). "Despite the fact that I've been married three times before ... this feels like the first time that I'm getting married, and this is going to be my last wedding ... We're not finished discussing this yet."
And discuss it they did, since, as reported by Brides, the pair found a way to add some glamour to a simple ceremony. Rebecca stunned her groom with a horse-drawn carriage entrance. "I've never see marriage like this before, only in the TV, the movie," Zied told cameras. "The carriage, amazing, with the horse!"
So far, the magic seems to have lasted. Per a recent update with In Touch Weekly, the pair are still together and enjoying life as newlyweds. Brides reports that the couple still plan to have a more elaborate ceremony in Tunisia once COVID-related travel restrictions are lifted, but Rebecca told the outlet, "Zied makes me feel like a princess every day. Life since we've married has been incredible. We have fun every day, and we really are best friends. I waited a long time to find him, but it was worth the wait.
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