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TORONTO – Justin Bieber's hometown in Stratford, Ontario, is poised to host the pop star's wedding – he decides to stick to it.
Dan Mathieson, mayor of southwestern Ontario, said Tuesday the scenic area in the bridal chats with his new fiancée Hailey Baldwin.
The 24-year-old singer confirmed his engagement with the American model in a post on Instagram on Monday, sparking instant speculation about where they could hold the event. "We would be happy to welcome this and do everything we could to make it a special day," said Mathieson.
"In due course, I think everyone in Stratford will ask them to come in. We will make a formal offer."
Although Stratford does not have the glamor and glamor of A city like Los Angeles or a tropical region, the mayor said that it's not unthinkable that the couple consider Stratford for its big day. The city of about 31,000 people has a number of features that could seduce the famous singer and his fiancée: it is quaint, far from the usual paparazzi foci and a place where Bieber still has its roots.
"He plays football with his high school friends He plays hockey on Saturday night," he says.
"He flies on a private plane and is treated like any other citizen – with respect. come to accept that Justin is part of our community. "
Stratford also keeps Bieber nearby, even when he is absent.
A few years ago, the tourism board created a Guided tour devoted to the monuments of Bieber's past, an ice cream shop that he frequently visited and the steps outside the Avon Theater where he played as a young busker.
The city, which houses the annual Stratford Festival Festival, also hosted a range of famous people, ranging from prime ministers to "
John Kastner, general manager of the Stratford Museum in Perth, also offered his support to the family
. Kastner says that he sent a text to the gr ands parents of Bieber, Diane and Bruce Dale, to suggest a possible venue for the wedding or other related events.
The museum, which opened an exhibition devoted to Bieber in He hosted five weddings last year
but his parents responded that they did not know the wedding plans of their little- son
Kastner says that there will be no grudge if the couple chooses elsewhere for their marriage.
"We want him to be happy," he says. "And he certainly looks happy with that."
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By David Friend, The Canadian Press
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