Kristen Stewart Reveals Most Important Part of Wedding -- Not the Dress!
Kristen Stewart stunned the world when she announced her engagement to photgrapher Dylan Meyer.
Despite the fact that no arrangements for her future wedding have been released, the "Spencer" actress has divulged the most important component of her big day.
Stewart announced her engagement to her photographer girlfriend on SiriusXM's "The Howard Stern Show" in November. Meyer had been proposed to by her.
Fans are thrilled about what the ceremony will look like and when it will take place months later, but it appears that nothing has been arranged yet.
On Tuesday night's broadcast of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the 31-year-old actress admitted that she's been "dreaming" about how she wants her wedding to Dylan to turn out.
Unfortunately, she has apparently been too preoccupied to begin any formal planning.
"I'm too preoccupied to organize my wedding. I've done some daydreaming, but I haven't made any plans "Stewart remarked.
She even informed Jimmy Kimmel that she wanted a well-known television celebrity to officiate the wedding ceremony.
In fact, she admitted that the food at her wedding is more important to her than anything else, stating, "I'm a food-obsessed person, so maybe that is the most important element."
Guy Fieri is also said to be the man she would like to marry her and Meyer.
Kimmel then proposed that if Stewart wins, she marry at the Oscars because everyone will be there and the reception will be paid for.
"If I don't win," the actress said, "I could just ask Olivia Coleman to marry me!"
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Kristen Stewart was recently nominated for her first Academy Award for her role as Princess Diana in the film "Spencer."
Olivia Coleman, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Chastain, and Penelope Cruz are among the nominees for Best Actress.
"My dad had a normal reaction and was just like 'Oh so proud you, honey, of course, my baby," Stewart said when Kimmel asked how she told her parents about her nomination.
Meanwhile, because she called Jules Mann-Stewart so early, her mother had a different reaction "'Well, honey, that's fantastic,' she said. I'm only just getting out of bed, but that's not why we do things.'"
Her mother, on the other hand, took a while to react to the news, as she went silent when she realized what had happened.
The actress, who was born in Los Angeles, then thanked her mother for "kick-starting [the career] for me," noting that she was shy as a child.
