Jonathan Scott and Zooey Deschanel: We're the worst wedding planners
TV star Jonathan Scott hasn't made much progress with his wedding plans.
Jonathan Scott and Zooey Deschanel are "the worst" wedding planners.
The loved-up couple got engaged in August 2023, after four years of dating - but Jonathan admits that they haven't yet made any meaningful progress with their wedding planning.
Speaking to Us Weekly, the 47-year-old TV star said: "We don’t have any updates yet. Yeah, we are the worst at planning that."
On the other hand, Jonathan suggested that he and his future wife are very capable when it comes to "planning other parties".
The Property Brothers star - who was previously married to Kelsy Ully, a WestJet crew scheduler, between 2007 and 2013 - said: "We’re great at planning other parties."
Earlier this year, the celebrity couple claimed that they intended to get their wedding plans "figured out" in 2025.
Jonathan admitted at the time that they'd made very little progress with their wedding plans, explaining that they'd both been too busy to focus on their big day.
Asked if they've made any progress with their plans, Jonathan told People: "I can guarantee you we have done absolutely zero percent more work. We've just had a lot of things going on."
Prior to that, Jonathan admitted that he wants to have an "intimate" wedding when they eventually tie the knot.
The TV star explained that the loved-up couple had a firm idea of what they want their wedding day to look like.
He told Us Weekly: "The ceremony and the pomp and circumstance, we’ll get that out of the way, and then it’s the reception. It’s going to be a blast."
Jonathan and the New Girl actress were "very different people" during their younger years. But he suggested that their interests and ambitions have become more closely aligned over recent times.
The reality TV star - who began dating Zooey after meeting her in 2019 - said: "I mean, we’ve both been married before, but even when we were younger, you’re looking for different things, and who knows what we were looking for at that time?"
