And while they hope to find a place in a minute in New York, they’re in no rush to walk down the aisle.
“We’re just happy that we don’t have anything epic to do right now because that’s all we’ve been doing for the last six months,” Joan told E!, noting that she and Chuck haven’t talked much about the wedding timeline and instead, “just… “Being a couple, enjoying each other, getting to know each other’s friends and family, I think the timeline will be within a year, but we’re not in a rush to get it done too quickly.”
But when they decide to tie the knot, they might consider sending an invitation to viewers.
“As far as it being broadcast on TV or like something a little special, [we] “It was originally thought to be private — just our friends and family, smaller, maybe the destination,” continued the school principal from Rockville, Maryland. “But now, we think we might be open to a TV broadcast.”
And they want to do it for the right reasons.
“Bachelor Nation has watched us through this whole journey, and then suddenly ended it and didn’t show anyone that the next chapter of it wasn’t really going to be that kind of thing. And so we’re thinking maybe, maybe,” Joan added. “He did it.”
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