‘Property Brothers’ star Drew Scott marries Linda Phan in an Italian destination wedding
Drew Scott is officially a married man. The Property Brothers star got married to Scott Brothers Global creative director Linda Phan in a beautiful outdoor ceremony in Italy. The couple said their vows in front of 300 guests which included all their family and friends.
As reported by PEOPLE, the couple said, "We are still floating on clouds… today couldn’t have been more magical. Surrounded by so many loved ones in such a beautiful place was unreal. We are very, very lucky. Friends, family, amazing food, blue skies and being even more in love than ever before — what more could we ask for?"
The destination wedding was designed by Oany Ravelo and kicked off on the 9th of May with bachelor and bachelorette excursions which also included a bicycle tour and cooking classes. They then proceeded to host an Apulian style welcome party on the 11th of May which had with artisan booths including cheese and pasta making.
"There was never a thought of doing anything else for both of us," said Scott. "A whole week to hang out on a beach, enjoy each others’ company: that sounded like the perfect wedding to us."
Claire Pettibone was the designer for Phan's ceremony and reception dresses while Scott and the groomsmen were kilts by Claymore Imports. The couple exchanged custom wedding bands by Devil's Workshop and the flower arrangements were done by Florist Vincenzo Dascanio.
For their first dance, the newlyweds surprised their guests with a choreographed performance by Scott's Dancing with the Stars partner, Emma Slater, and her husband Sasha Farber.
Scott and Phan gave out two travel bags designed by Lug, plus custom pizza cutters and plates that they created with Fortessa, the manufacturer of their Scott Living line to all the 300 guests who attended the wedding celebration.
"I’m most looking forward to spending more time together. We’ve been working so hard for so long, I’m looking forward to making plans to settle down and just enjoy doing nothing once in a while," said Scott.
