Kennedy's Secret Wedding on Cumberland Island

0:00You're listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by the Daily News Now. In September 1996, John F. Kennedy, Jr. and Carolyn Beset held a secret wedding on remote Cumberland Island off George's coast. The small event drew under 50 guests and stayed hidden from the press until the couple shared a photo afterward. No paparazzi crashed the party on this spot known for wild horses and untouched beaches. They picked the island for its isolation, with no public phones or reliable cell service back then. Planning took six months, including confidentiality agreements for everyone involved, and invitations sent just days before. Guests arrived by boat or small planes on a grass strip, as there's no bridge or airport. Family played key roles, with John's sister Caroline Kennedy as made of honor, and his cousin Anthony Rodsey will, as best men. Later from Caroline's family, served as flower girl and ring bearer. At the rehearsal dinner, Carolyn's mother shared a toast, wishing her daughter's strength for the spotlight ahead.

1:00The ceremony happened in a tiny Baptist church, lit by candles, with the priest using the flashlight. Carolyn arrived late after dressed weeks, but her silk craved gown by designer Narcy Celor Rodriguez stole the show. Simple and biased cut, it nodded to her minimalist style in a family heirloom hair clip. Had dressed sparked a trend in bridal fashion, proving less could be more even for high-profile couples. The whole affair highlighted their push for privacy, amid constant attention, setting it apart from typical celebrity weddings. This episode is supported by a sponsor, see details in the description. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.