Johnny McDaid and Courteney Cox are reportedly planning to wed in Northern Ireland later this year.
According to Closer magazine, the couple are hoping to tie the knot in Johnny’s hometown of Derry this Christmas, after spending months apart due to the pandemic.
A source said: “Courteney and Johnny’s stint apart was a huge wake-up call and they agreed to marry as soon as the Covid restrictions eased so they could celebrate with all their loved ones.”
“They’re planning an intimate winter wedding in Johnny’s hometown of Derry, Northern Ireland in December at a local church, followed by a big party at a romantic castle nearby set in 1.000 acres of private land.”
The insider also claimed Courteney has asked her longtime friend Jennifer Aniston to be joint made of honour with her daughter Coco.
The source continued: “Courteney asked Jen and her daughter Coco, 17 (from her first marriage to actor David Arquette) to be joint maid of honour, and she can’t wait to finally become Mrs McDaid and make things official.”
Goss.ie has contacted Courteney and Johnny’s reps for a comment.
Courteney and Johnny, who were introduced by mutual pal Ed Sheeran in 2013, split one year after they got engaged in 2014 – but they later rekindled their romance.
Since getting engaged, the pair have been plagued by rumours surrounding their actual wedding date.
Back in 2018, it was rumoured that Courteney and Johnny were set to wed in Derry – but no ceremony took place.
The following year, the Friends star appeared on The Ellen Show and explained that she and Johnny decided not to get married – and that their relationship was better than ever because of it.
