Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick en route to their Amalfi Coast wedding.
Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick are all set to wed in Italy! Amy shared romantic pics as they flew to the Amalfi Coast, celebrating their love and upcoming nuptials.
Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick are all set to tie the knot after dating for over two years. The duo is heading to the breathtaking Amalfi Coast in Italy to say their “I do’s.” Amy, who has been openly gushing about Ed on social media, shared a series of intimate photos on Instagram as they flew to their wedding destination, capturing the excitement and love that surrounds them.
In the first photo, Amy and Ed are seen sharing a passionate kiss, with Amy perched on Ed’s lap in a sleek white ensemble. The chemistry between the two is palpable, radiating through the picture. Amy’s statement earrings spelling “BRIDE” add a playful yet chic touch to her bridal look.
The second photo captures a tender moment between Amy and her son, Andreas, in the cockpit of the plane. The little one, dressed in a cute polo shirt and cap, gently holds onto Amy, who looks up at him lovingly.
In the final snap, Amy is seen sipping champagne with a serene expression, her “BRIDE” earrings catching the light. Her minimalistic bridal look exudes elegance, hinting at the sophisticated yet intimate wedding that awaits them in Amalfi. Sharing the photos, Amy simply captioned them, “Let’s get married baby @edwestwick,” sending fans into a frenzy of excitement and congratulations.
Earlier this year, Amy revealed that it was her son Andreas who encouraged her and Ed to get married. The couple first met at an Aston Martin event in 2021 and went public with their relationship on Instagram in June 2022. Speaking about Ed’s relationship with Andreas, Amy told India Today, “Andreas has known Ed since his whole existence… That’s one of the reasons I love Ed so much.”
The couple celebrated their engagement with family and friends in London, and now, they are all set to tie the knot in one of the most romantic locations in the world.
