Old Bridge reality star Jenni Farley weds wrestler
PUBLISHED Jun 25, 2026, 9:46 AM ET
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OLD BRIDGE, New Jersey – Jenni "JWoww" Farley, a longtime cast member of MTV's "Jersey Shore," married professional wrestler Zack Carpinello in a surprise wedding on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. The couple, who are 41 and 31 respectively, invited about 50 family members and friends to Madison Modern Social in Old Bridge under the pretense of a private screening of Farley’s upcoming independent film, "Nanny Cam." Guests received invitations styled as a movie premiere, complete with RSVP details and instructions for a scheduled red-carpet arrival, reinforcing the impression that they were attending a film event rather than a wedding. Upon arrival, attendees walked a red carpet and were ushered into the restaurant venue, where they discovered the space had been transformed for a wedding ceremony. The interior featured what Farley described as a modern "Beauty and the Beast" fairy tale theme with a dark romance aesthetic, including extensive candlelight, deep ruby red tones, rose gold accents and elaborate floral arrangements. Old Bridge Mayor Debbie Walker officiated the ceremony. Farley told People that choosing a restaurant setting allowed the couple to keep the event intimate and avoid the pressure of a large traditional wedding, while incorporating personalized musical selections that held particular meaning for them, including Carpinello’s entrance to the instrumental track "The Name's Bond... James Bond."
By Daniel Hayes | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- Several months before, couple plans ruse
- Recent weeks, fictional film invites distributed
- Wednesday, June 24, 2026, guests arrive unsuspecting
- Same day, guests walk fabricated red carpet
- Same day, venue revealed as wedding ceremony
- Same day, Mayor Debbie Walker officiates marriage
- Same day, Beauty and Beast theme showcased
- Same day, Zack enters to Bond instrumental
News Intelligence
- This surprise wedding shows a trend of celebrities opting for more intimate, personal ceremonies. If you're planning a wedding, consider a smaller, more meaningful event. It could be less stressful and more enjoyable.
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