Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez host foam party on $500 million dollar yacht ahead of wedding

We do move now to what could be the wedding of the year. Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez tying the knot in Venice, but not everyone is welcoming the happy couple. Maggie really joins us with the story and an exclusive look at part of their wedding invitation. Maggie, good morning. Hey, good morning. We're entering the final countdown for what promises to be one of the most expensive, most exclusive, highly secretive weddings of the entire year. And what? Most details have been kept under wraps about the big day. Until now, we're getting a first look. They're the talk of the town. Jeff Bezos and fiance Lauren Sanchez hosting a phone party aboard their 417 ft luxury super yacht ahead of their wedding festivities in Venice. Bezos worth an estimated $231 billion starting their party with friends in nearby Croatia, bouncing around beach balls and diving off their $500 million yacht. The source close to the couple, telling ABC News that less than 200 of the couple's family and close will be traveling to Italy for the event. Wedding guests are reported to include Oprah, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kim Kardashian. ABC News exclusively obtaining this portion of the couple's wedding invitation sent to guests in May, which asked guests to skip gifts for the billionaire couple enlists three Venetian charities that Bezos and Sanchez will be donating to on their behalf. But not everyone is happy with the wedding events across Venice protests popping up on this building. No space for Bezos and Greenpeace unfurling this banner in ST Mark's Square that reads if you can rent Venice for your wedding, you can pay more tax. One big billionaire can't rent a city for his pleasure. I think it's absolutely ridiculous. The mayor of Venice says the city is very proud to host the event and Bezos is wedding planners who also planned George Clooney's lavish 2014 Venice nuptials, saying in a statement from the outset instruction from our client and our own guiding principles were abundantly clear. The minimizing of any disruption to the city and those wedding organizers say that about 80% of the vendors for this wedding are local, which guys could mean big money for local Venetian businesses. But protesters are not backing down. Many organizations say they plan to protest the day of the wedding, even threatening to block some of the reported venues. Guys. All right. Thank you so much, Maggie.