Sam Asghari and Britney Spears.Photo: Kevin Ostajewski/Shutterstock
Britney SpearsandSam Asghari’s wedding featured a classic ceremony.
The newly married couple took a “traditional approach” to their nuptials on Thursday, opting not to write their own vows for the10-minute-long ceremony at Spears' Los Angeles home, according to Reverent Clint Hufft, who officiated the wedding.
Britney Spears, Sam Asghari, and Reverend Sam Hufft.Kevin Ostajewski/Shutterstock
Spears and Asghari have penned countless Instagram captions expressing their love for one another, but for their “I dos,” they kept their vows short and sweet.
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“Britney and Sam decided not to write their own vows, so they went with a traditional repeat after me,” explains Hufft. “There are some people that really want tow rite their own personal vows, and rock on, but for Britney and Sam, they really liked the traditional approach of the repeat after me.”
Britney Spears and Sam Asghari.Kevin Ostajewski/Shutterstock
The newlyweds may have utilized classic, pre-written vows, but the ceremony was filled with unique love, passion, and respect between the couple as well as their guests, according to the reverend.
“It wasn’t just some fancy, full of pink flowers moment,” says Hufft, who previously officiatedParis Hilton’s wedding to Carter Reum— both of whom were also in attendance at Spears' wedding. “It had wonderful depth to it in regards to what they were walking into and how much they believed in each other, and I thought that was great.”
Despite also featuring otherA-list guestsincludingMadonna,Selena Gomez,Drew Barrymore, andWill.i.am, among others, Hufft says everyone left their egos at the door and celebrated the couple.
Selena Gomez, Britney Spears, Sam Asghari and Ansel Elgort.Kevin Ostajewski/Shutterstock
“The guests that were invited, I didn’t feel that air of callousness. I felt an air of joy and support coming from everybody for Britney and Sam,” he details. “Everybody was just really encouraging and supportive.”
As a wedding officiant, Hufft says he looks for couples to feel truly connected, as though “the rest of the world kind of disappears” when they’re together at the altar, and he claims Spears and Asghari were a leading example of that love.
“They were so locked into each other,” he exclaims, adding that the wedding was a touching experience. “It was one of the most beautiful ceremonies that I’ve ever been blessed to be a part of.”
source: people.com
