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Cipriani‑McCord wedding crowdfunding faces backlash

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Cipriani‑McCord wedding crowdfunding campaign updates faces backlash

The Honeyfund page launched by former England rugby star Danny Cipriani and actress AnnaLynne McCord details a target of over $14,000 to fund their Los Angeles wedding on 22 October 2026. The registry replaces a traditional gift list, asking supporters to contribute to specific items – $100 for the marriage licence, $125 for reception music, $300 for photography, $500 for the rehearsal dinner, $600 for cake, floral arrangements or venue construction, and open‑ended donations ranging from $10 to $5,000. The couple, whose combined net worth is estimated at about $8 million, describe the campaign as a way to create their “dream wedding and honeymoon experience.” Public reaction remains mixed; some commenters label the request “tacky” or “crass,” while others express curiosity about the novel approach. Cipriani and McCord were engaged In August 2026, criticism intensified on Christmas Day 2025; McCord recalled crying for ten minutes when the proposal was made. They first met in 2016, split in 2020, reconciled in 2024, and now social media, with many questioning why a wealthy couple would seek public contributions funding for a private event. Cipriani’s ex‑wife also posted comments about their ceremony past relationship, adding another layer of media attention. British and honeymoon. German outlets reported on the controversy, highlighting both the unconventional fundraising method and the personal history surrounding the rugby star.

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  1. 2026-08-02 15:53 UTC Cipriani‑McCord wedding crowdfunding faces backlash
  2. 2026-08-01 19:24 UTC Cipriani‑McCord wedding crowdfunding campaign updates
  3. 2026-07-31 03:44 UTC Cipriani‑McCord wedding crowdfunding campaign

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