Jessa Duggar and Ben Seewald stare adoringly at each other in cute wedding invitation

Jessa Duggar and Ben Seewald are just days away from their wedding and Jessa has all but disappeared from Twitter these past few weeks. Could it be all the last minute wedding prepping that has kept her off social media?

The Duggar family released a picture of the happy couple's wedding invitation which shows them staring adoringly into each other's eyes against a backdrop of trees.

These two sure do like the outdoors so it suits them perfectly. Jessa posted several pictures to her Instagram of the couple making the most of the fine weather with some walks together.

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Jessa and Ben became engaged on August 14 - their 11-month anniversary.

They will walk down the aisle of First Baptist Church, Bentonville, Arkansas, at 1pm this coming Saturday in front of their family, including members of the huge 19 Kids and Counting Duggar clan.

It will also be like Christmas came early for this lucky couple as most of the items on their gift registry have been purchased.

Not surprisingly, it's many of the pricier items that are left – like a $279 gas patio bistro and a $259.99 3-panel mirror screen.

If you want to get the couple a gift but haven't got that much to shell out, you can opt for one of the cheaper, less glamorous items on their registry like $6.99 rubber clubs or a cute owl-design oven mitt at the same price.

Looks like they're getting ready for a life of domestic bliss with each other!  See their registry in full here

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