On Friday July 6th, the mayor of Paris pronounced Tony Parker and Eva Longoria husband and wife in a civil ceremony. Then on Saturday July 7th, a priest married them in a large church across from Louvre Museum. Stars of all kind, actors, athletes, and musicians, were there to join the couple for their celebration.
Fans arrived as early as 7 hours to get a glimpse at the couple after they said their "I Do's". Fans also tried to get glimpse of their guests. Some of the guests were, Jessica Alba, Sheryl Crow, Nicolette Sheridan, Teri Hatcher (who brought her 9 year old daughter), Felicity Huffman and her husband William H. Macy are just a few of the stars who attended.
Bodyguards used to big black umbrellas to try and shield cameras from the stars. Police also erected 10 foot high wooden panels in front of the church to try and shield guests and the couple from view.
After the guests and wedding party left the church in large red buses and black Rolls Royces, fans flooded into the church and grabbed up white lillys that spread across the church.
"I love the series and I came out today for the chance to see Eva, the 'American in Paris,'" said Lola Michot, a 16-year-old high school student from the eastern French city of Besancon. She waited outside the church for several hours for a peak of the actress.
The couple and their entourage have given very few details about the wedding, but media reports said they were to follow the wedding ceremony with a party at Vaux-le-Vicomte, a 17th century chateau 35 miles southeast of Paris.
