Stassi Schroeder News: 'Vanderpump Rules' Invited To Katie Maloney's Wedding? [VIDEO]
Stassi Schroeder will be in attendance when Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz walk down the aisle, but not all of their Vanderpump Rules co-stars have been invited.
In a new interview, Maloney and Schwartz revealed James Kennedy and Lala Kent will likely not be seen when they tie the knot.
“James is too loud and a liability — I think even he would acknowledge that!” Schwartz told In Touch Weekly on Thursday, and as for Kent, Maloney added, “Absolutely not!”
In recent years, Maloney has had an up-and-down relationship with Kristen Doute, but “regardless of whether Kristen makes the cut or not, she’s going to show up anyway,” Schwartz joked. “So we might as well just invite her!”
Also up-and-down in recent years has been the friendship between Maloney and Schroeder, but after making up during season four in Palm Springs, Calif., Schroeder is "definitely" on their guest list.
“Unless they fall out again,” Schwartz noted. “Which is highly unlikely at this point.”
Lisa Vanderpump, Maloney's longtime boss and friend, will not only be attending the ceremony, but also possibly officiating the nuptials.
“She offered to officiate, which would be really special,” Maloney revealed.
“The guest list is the biggest stress factor for me,” Schwartz recently told Page Six. “I know so many great people around the country and the world. But the usual suspects will be there, my ‘Vander’ buddies. I’m more stressed about that than anything else.”
Looking back on his proposal, Schwartz admitted that he wasn't all that nervous. Instead, he claimed to have felt “an air of cool, calm and collectiveness."
"Everything felt good. I had the perfect ring, I had close friends there and I had a good game plan, I just needed to let everything fall into place,” he said.
As for when and where Maloney and Schwartz's wedding will take place, Schwartz said he and his fiancee are hoping to wed within the year, but have yet to chose a venue.
“We’re keeping it in California,” Schwartz revealed. “We want to be surrounded by nature and be a bit secluded.”
