'Bachelor' star Arie Luyendyk and fiancee Lauren Burnham reveal wedding details
The show's most controversial partners have set a wedding date in Hawaii.
"The Bachelor" star Arie Luyendyk Jr. and his fiancee, Lauren Burnham, are set to marry in Hawaii this coming January.
For the first time since announcing their engagement, the show's most infamous couple shared plans of their upcoming nuptials with "The View" earlier today.
"We are very excited ... we have booked a venue," Burnham said. "We are getting married in Hawaii on January 12 of next year."
Luyendyk, 36, said the location, Maui's historic Haiku Mill, has an "old world feel" with "vines and greenery" and is "not your typical beach wedding."
The wedding will be private and not televised, unlike his romance with Burnham, he said. They are also planning to keep the guest list small, to about 100 people.
"If we were able to get married tomorrow, we would," Burnham said. "We vibe well together, we're best friends. We're just ready for that next step."
The couple revealed that they have already bought a house in Scottsdale, Arizona, and have been traveling all over the world.
This is the second engagement for Luyendyk, who also proposed to Becca Kufrin at the end the regular season of the popular ABC reality-TV show. Luyendyk subsequently broke up with Kufrin to pursue a relationship with "Bachelor" runner-up Burnham.
During the "After the Final Rose" episode, Luyendyk popped the question to Burnham, who responded, "Definitely!"
On "The View," Luyendyk defended his actions.
"Because of how things ended, I think our relationship is stronger," he said. "I wouldn’t change it. We're happy"
Kufrin is now set to be the next "Bachelorette."
"I want to find love," Kufrin told host Chris Harrison on the "After the Final Rose" episode.
It appears she did. "View" co-host Sunny Hostin revealed that Kufrin has not only found love but is engaged
"The Bachelorette" premieres Monday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
ABC News' Allison Yang contributed to this report
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