Ivanka Trump was spotted enjoying a day out in Venice with her husband, Jared Kushner, and their three kids ahead of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s wedding.
The first daughter, 43, and her family jetted off to the Italian city on Tuesday for the Amazon founder and Emmy-award winning journalist’s nuptials.
On Wednesday, they were seen doing some exploring around Venice before the festivities officially kick off, and Donald Trump’s grandkids were all smiles for the outing.
Photographers caught Ivanka, Jared, 44, their three kids – Arabella, 13, Joseph, 10, and Theodore, eight – and Jared’s mom, Sheryl Kushner, stepping out of their hotel and getting into a water taxi.
The mother-of-three looked effortlessly chic in a white, patterned sun dress that featured a tight bodice and strappy sleeves, leaving her toned shoulders on full display.
She paired the look with dark shades and a white purse that she held on her shoulder; Ivanka kept her blonde tresses pulled back into a tight ponytail for the outing.
Her husband, for his part, kept it casual in a pair of shorts, a white T-shirt, a black cap, and sunglasses.
The family seemed in great spirits, chatting to each other and smiling widely as they got onto the boat.
Ivanka Trump was spotted enjoying a day out in Venice with her husband, Jared Kushner , and their three kids ahead of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s wedding
Photographers caught Ivanka, Jared, 44, and their three kids Arabella, 13, Joseph, 10, and Theodore, eight, stepping out of their hotel and getting onto a water taxi
The mother-of-three looked chic in a white, patterned sun dress that contained a tight bodice and strappy sleeves, leaving her toned shoulders on full display
Jeff and Lauren are said to have invited 200 people to their multi-day Italian wedding.
Earlier in the day, businesswoman Ivanka looked stunning as she arrived to the hotel by boat in a green dress and canvas sunhat after doing a spot of sightseeing along the famous canals.
The groom-and-bride-to-be were first spotted in the city early on Wednesday afternoon arriving at the Aman Hotel via water-taxi.
After being dropped off by water taxi to the hotel’s private jetty, the couple began their wedding celebrations with a drinks reception.
Also among the early arrivals was Miguel Bezos – the Amazon Founder’s adoptive father – said to be Jeff’s ‘rock’ as he prepares for his upcoming nuptials.
Later during the afternoon, Kris Jenner’s boyfriend Corey Gamble was seen keeping a low profile in a cowboy hat and yellow sweatshirt.
In addition, fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg touched down in Venice on Tuesday – marking her first public appearance since her husband Barry Diller came out as gay.
She exited the airport solo, with her spouse nowhere in sight.
The first daughter, 43, and her family jetted off to the Italian city on Tuesday for the Amazon founder and Emmy-award winning journalist’s nuptials
Jeff and Lauren are said to have invited 200 people to their three-day Italian wedding, which is due to kick off on Thursday and end on Saturday
Earlier on Wednesday, Ivanka looked stunning as she arrived to the hotel by boat in a green dress and canvas sunhat after doing a spot of sightseeing along the famous canals
The groom-and-bride-to-be were first spotted in the city early on Wednesday afternoon arriving at the Aman Hotel via water-taxi
Other suspected guests include Orlando Bloom, Kris Jenner, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Kim Kardashian.
The original plan was for a huge party at the Scuola Grande della Misericordia on Saturday night but it has now been moved to another venue in the Arsenale area of the city, according to local media.
The couple have allegedly rented out the entire San Georgio Maggiore island for six days for their glamorous wedding.
An insider told the Daily Mail that the island is ‘off-limits to visitors’ from June 24 to June 29.
On Tuesday, a copy of the couple’s invite was leaked with one very specific request made on behalf of the couple.
They’ve asked guests not to buy them any presents and told them they’ll be making donations to multiple charities working to stop Venice from sinking on attendees’ behalf instead.
