Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are set to tie the knot at the luxurious Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina on Monday.
The couple, who first got married at a Manhattan courthouse in 2018, took a private plane down South over the weekend for their second, more formal affair.
After they arrived, Bieber, 25, and Baldwin, 22, boarded a speed boat on the May River, which runs alongside their wedding venue, to head over to their rehearsal dinner.
“The dinner was on the edge of the water and was outdoors,” a source told E! News, adding, “There were many string lights hanging and lit candles. Everyone was seated at long tables and the dècor was very chic and white.”
According to the venue’s website, the Montage Palmetto Bluff spans 20,000 acres between Hilton Head Island and Savannah, features a riverfront marina, and a golf course designed by champion pro golfer Jack Nicklaus.
There are nine dining spaces within the property, which was once comprised of 21 plantations during the Antebellum era, where confederate general Thomas Fenwick Drayton owned a number of slaves.
The Octagon Porch has all-white décor with views of the Inn Backyard, which has fire pits, pools and oak trees. The Octagon Porch also has a private dining room, which may be where Bieber and Baldwin host their reception, since it is one of the venue’s more intimate locations for private gatherings.
However, there is also plenty of space on the property, so perhaps the newlyweds will get hitched outside.
Weather reports for Bluffton, South Carolina — the town where the resort is located — say it will be sunny and around 85 degrees on Monday with no chance of rain.
It’s been reported that Bieber and Baldwin wanted a second wedding for their family and close friends. The Montage Palmetto Bluff allows a maximum of 200 guests, which is perfect for a more intimate gathering.
However, other hotel guests may not be too pleased with the Biebers and Baldwins taking over the resort, because they’ve reportedly been banned from using some of the amenities.
According to TMZ, the luxurious hotel sent an email last week telling guests that they will not be able to use the hotel’s spa, pool and one of their restaurants for 48 hours because the wedding guests will be enjoying those amenities in private.
Bieber and Baldwin have been open about the fact that faith is a big part of their lives. They frequently attend Hillsong Church in New York together, so it’s probable they will have a religious ceremony.
The Montage Palmetto Bluff features two chapels: the May River Chapel, which has a capacity of 108 pews and 120 chairs, and the Somerset Chapel, which fits 185.
There are also two separate ballroom options. The Oak Ballroom is 1,800 square feet, has French windows, doors, and a veranda that wraps around. It has a capacity of 165 to be seated inside and out. The Wilson Ballroom is a much larger space at 6,000 square feet total, but is divided into four sections. It has a capacity of 350.
The hotel did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
With additional reporting from Elizabeth Rosner