Guy Fieri's Son Hunter Is Getting Married & Guy Might Officiate The Wedding
On June 14, Hunter Fieri and his soon-to-be wife Tara Bernstein celebrated the one-year mark until their 2025 wedding date with a sentimental Instagram post.
"365 days—walking down the aisle marrying my best friend and we’ll be tearing up the dance floor with our loved ones by our side," Bernstein captioned the loved-up photo. "The countdown to the best day of our lives has begun."
And while Fieri and his fiancé have remained relatively tight-lipped regarding their impending nuptials, the couple—along with Fieri's dad, the one and only Guy Fieri—have dropped a few hints along the way.
Here's everything we know about Hunter Fieri and Tara Bernstein's wedding so far.
It's going to be a star-studded affair.
In February, Guy Fieri let several details slip regarding his eldest son's wedding, including the fact that it's going to be a "star-studded" event with plenty of notable Food Network faces.
"Everyone wants to cook for it. It's going to be star-studded," the Drivers, Dive-Ins, and Dives host said, before later adding, "We have so many aunts and uncles that are all of our super chef friends."
The wedding will be at the Fieri family ranch in California.
Fieri proposed to Bernstein at the Fieri family ranch in California over Thanksgiving, and it's the very same place where they will say "I do."
"We were out at the ranch for Christmas and that's where the big discussion was going on and talking about how it's going to go, where we're going to do it," Guy revealed. "We have this big pond and in the center of the pond is an island with a big willow tree on it. The idea is to have Tara walk across the bridge and do the whole thing."
The menu looks so good the wedding will basically be a "food and wine festival."
While it should hardly come as surprise (after all, Hunter is the self-proclaimed "Prince of Flavortown"), the menu is "one of the most important things" the couple is considering for their wedding. In fact, he told People Magazine that so many people have reached out and offered to cook for the wedding that they've thought about just turning it into a "food and wine festival."
Bernstein added that guests will have "food and good drinks and rosé" the entire night.
Ryder Fieri will be the best man, and Guy Fieri might officiate.
Guy Fieri has plenty of experience as a wedding officiant: He performed 101 ceremonies in Miami in 2015 after Florida lifted its ban on same-sex marriage. So it only makes that he would do the same for his own son. The father-son duo is at least kicking around the idea.
"He is my dad, I want him to be up there with me, but we'll see," Hunter said.
One thing's for sure, though. The youngest Fieri, a.k.a newly graduated Ryder, will be the best man, according to Parade.
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