'Bachelor in Paradise' news: Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert reveal wedding details

It's a happy ending for a couple who got engaged in the final season of "Bachelor in Paradise" in September last year.

The 29-year-old brunette, Jade Roper, and the 30-year-old finance manager, Tanner Tolbert, will tie the knot live on ABC soon. The specific date remains to be a debate since a wedding registry stated that it will be in June.

Some reports claim nothing specific and only indicated that the wedding will happen "soon," but according to Us Weekly, the ceremony will be on Valentine's Day.

Hollywood Life reported that show host, Chris Harrison, has already agreed that he will be leading the ceremony. Roper and Tolbert asked the host during a Jan. 11 live Skype session and he said yes to officiating the romantic event.

Roper had already revealed to Us Weekly last year that she and her fiancé didn't want to have a huge event, although Tolbert has some important people he wants to be present on the big day.

Roper also shared that she wants to keep it simple rather than outrageous. She expressed that she'd always "wanted to get married under a willow tree" and wear a "very soft and romantic" wedding dress.

The couple have been very active when it comes to providing updates about their relationship.

On Monday, both Roper and Tolbert posted on their respective Instagram accounts a photo showing a milestone in their love story. Roper's photo had the caption, "Adulting real hard today. Tanner and I just put a deposit down on a few acres to build our home together!"

The couple have moved in together since their engagement on the show, but this should be the first house they will put up together as a couple.

Tolbert also posted a photo on Instagram with the caption, "When 'bae' drags you to@crateandbarrel to do your wedding registry when the playoffs are on #jannerforever"

Roper has also shared their engagement photos on her new blog, Burn Bright, Love!

 

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