Tana's Wedding: Chaos And Confusion

A fight broke out at the wedding of YouTubers Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau in Las Vegas on 28 July 2019. The couple, who had a turbulent relationship, exchanged vows at the Graffiti Mansion and hosted their reception at the Sugar Factory. The wedding was livestreamed, and viewers witnessed a brawl break out during the ceremony. The fight was reportedly started by the wedding officiant, Arman Izadi, after someone threw a glass of champagne at the couple.

A fight broke out at the altar

The fight was first reported by guests who had paid $49.99 to watch the star-studded event and was later confirmed by former Vine star Andrew 'King Bach' Bachelor, who posted a clip of the brawl on his Instagram story. The altercation was also confirmed by Tana herself on Twitter, who wrote:

> Someone just threw a glass of champagne at jake and I at the fucking altar holy fuck HAAHAHAHAHAHA. jana don’t need no press. wow. just married. honestly made it better…. to slow dance while they scream. i love you @jakepaul ….. hello tana paul!

Tana's manager, Jordan Worona, explained that the fight was started by Izadi, who punched people in the head after the couple was doused in champagne. An anonymous eyewitness recalled that the moment was "mass chaos," with broken glass and chairs everywhere. Despite the interruption, Jake and Tana eventually returned to the altar and shared their first kiss as a married couple.

The couple exchanged vows

"You make things fun again for me..." Mongeau gushed. "You make me so excited for every single day...I love you, Jake Paul, and I’m excited to marry you today."

The couple's first kiss as newlyweds was interrupted by an unknown man who threw a glass of champagne at them. A brawl ensued, with the wedding officiant, Arman Izadi, reportedly throwing punches. The chaos lasted for about two and a half minutes, with broken glass and chairs strewn everywhere.

Despite the unexpected champagne shower and the brawl, the couple resumed their ceremony and sealed their marriage with a kiss.

The reception was held at Sugar Factory

The reception venue was decorated with Sugar Factory-branded ducks and small floral arrangements. The DJ, buffet, and dessert table were all crammed into one corner. The red carpet was made up of a few rugs covering a small walkway, and the venue was no larger than a bar.

The reception was also a masterclass in spon-con. The venue's paint job was sponsored by a CBD oil company, and a signboard prompted guests to take photos with their drinks and tag Chandon and Belvedere Vodka.

The wedding included multiple wardrobe changes

The wedding of YouTubers Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul in Las Vegas on July 28, 2019, was certainly a memorable occasion. The couple exchanged vows at the Graffiti Mansion, with the reception taking place at the Sugar Factory at the Fashion Show Mall. The event was livestreamed to fans, who paid $49.99 to tune in. The wedding reportedly cost $500,000 and included multiple wardrobe changes, a private jet, and celebrity guests.

Mongeau's wedding ring was reportedly worth $300,000, and the couple's first kiss as a married couple was interrupted by a brawl. Someone threw a glass of champagne at the newlyweds, leading to a fight that included the wedding officiant, Arman Izadi, throwing punches. Despite the chaos, the couple resumed their ceremony and made their relationship official with a kiss.

The reception included a red carpet, a DJ, a buffet, and a dessert table. The wedding cake was cut with a sword, and Paul danced in the cake remains. The event was shut down around midnight, with the couple leaving separately.

The wedding was a highly anticipated event, with fans and family members questioning the validity of the couple's relationship. Despite the doubts, Mongeau and Paul went ahead with the ceremony, creating a memorable and chaotic night that will long be remembered by those in attendance.

The wedding was livestreamed

The entire ceremony was livestreamed, including the moment when, just before the couple were pronounced husband and wife, an unknown man threw a glass of champagne at them. This caused a brawl to break out, with the wedding officiant, Arman Izadi, chasing down the intruder and throwing punches. The fight caused mass chaos and was captured on camera by guests, as well as the various film crews present.

The livestream was priced at $49.99, which some fans balked at. However, the livestream, along with the $500,000 spent on the wedding, will probably be reimbursed through the revenue generated by the livestream.

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