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Every celebrity couple that has gotten married in 2019

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Summer's here, which means that your Facebook timeline has probably turned into a never-ending list of weddings and engagements. But it's not only your friends that have wedding fever — celebrities aren't immune to it either.

This is a running list of every celeb that's gotten married this year, from the surprise wedding of Miranda Lambert and Brendan McLaughlin to the lavish three-day reception of Idris Elba and his bride Sabrina Dhowre.

Keep scrolling to see every famous figure that's gotten hitched this year.

The Flaming Lips front man Wayne Coyne married longtime love Katy Weaver on January 5. Weaver is pregnant with their first child.

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The couple were married inside a plastic bubble, Pitchfork reported. Coyne, 58, and Weaver, 30, announced they were expecting their first child together back in November 2018 on Instagram.



Allen Leech, who has appeared in "Downtown Abbey" and "Bohemian Rhapsody," and actress Jessica Blair Herman were married on January 5.

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Leech's famous co-stars Rami Malek, Michelle Dockery, and Dan Stevens all attended the nuptials, according to Hello!.

Leech, 38, and Herman, 32, announced their engagement on Valentine's Day in 2018.



"Bachelor" couple Arie Luyendyk and Lauren Burnham tied the knot in Hawaii on January 12.

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While their love story didn't have the most traditional of beginnings — Luyendyk, 37, actually chose Becca Kufrin while he was the bachelor, before changing his mind and returning to Burnham  — they got their happy ending.

They even managed to pull off a destination wedding while Burnham, 27, was four months pregnant.




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