The real reason Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber postponed their marriage

Celebrating the wedding of Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin is proving increasingly difficult and it may be that the grand wedding ceremony they planned never happens.

Hailey and Justin officially tied the knot in a courthouse last September, but promised a lavish ceremony for their friends and family at a later date.

This date has now been postponed four times and it seems that they can never have the pomp and ceremony of a wedding day.

Barely six months after the start of their marriage, reports already indicate that the two spouses are struggling, some neighborhoods urging Hailey to leave Justin, when solving his problems.

This comes after the 25-year-old singer talked about his mental health issues and that he is currently undergoing treatment to help him get through a difficult time.

It is in this spirit that both spouses decided that a wedding ceremony would be too painful and decided to abandon her altogether or postpone her until Justin feel better

A source told People: "They will still have a wedding, but that's not their goal at the moment, they have not sent Save the Dates again.

"They will wait for Justin to feel better and look forward to planning their wedding again."

Justin had shared with his millions of Instagram followers an emotional message revealing that he was in a dark place right now.

Earlier this month, he wrote: "I just wanted to keep you informed, in the hope that what I'm going through will interest you.

"I struggled a lot, I felt really out of touch and weird … I always bounced back, so I'm not worried, I just wanted to reach out and ask you to pray for me."

Justin continued, "God is faithful and our prayers really work through … the most human season I have ever faced."

Justin is now "very, very focused on becoming better" and wants to be "in a great place for his own interest and that of Hailey."

While the singer is "still convinced that he will succeed", it was decided that the sound of wedding bells would not be heard.

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