Tiffany Trump and Michael Broad have gotten their marriage licenses.
The wedding bells are ringing. Tiffany Trump and Fiancé Michael Bloss got their marriage licenses on Tuesday, and they will be married at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, TMZ reported. While the legality of her marriage may have been determined, Trump was said to have "gone crazy" and worried when Hurricane Nicole made landfall in Florida on Friday morning. "They've sent employees home," a source revealed to Page Six on Thursday about Donald Trump's residence in Palm Beach. "Tiffany is still there. Some guests came for a week and they planned everything. This would be a very exaggerated thing. "They had to cancel today's event, cancel tomorrow's golf event. Everyone was trapped inside. "The bride-to-be is said to have been worried that the weather would ruin her wedding." Friday was supposed to be a welcome dinner, but they weren't sure if that would happen... Tiffany & Co. is going crazy," the insider added.
The couple were scheduled to get married at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, but the hurricane drove Tiffany 'crazy'
While some guests have already flown in to the event, some from around the world may not be able to show up as Palm Beach International Airport closed and canceled all flights Wednesday.
Notably, the Palm Beach County Courthouse was also closed Wednesday and Thursday.
It was previously reported that Tiffany, 29, and Bloss, 25, expected 500 people to attend, many of them from across the world.
Last weekend she could celebrate her bridal shower.
"Tiffany has been waiting to plan a grand wedding," the person familiar with the matter revealed. "Her Fiancé comes from a very wealthy family, she is a very wealthy family and they want all their friends to come from all over the world."
Bloss is from Lagos, Nigeria, where his family owns a multibillion-dollar conglomerate.
Luckily, Tiffany and her sisters were able to celebrate her bridal shower last weekend.