Third time's a charm for Sir Paul McCartney, who's tying the knot this weekend. The legendary musician will marry his fiancée Nancy Shevell at his farmhouse in the English countryside, Us reports.
The former Beatle, 69, and the well-born New Yorker, 55, confirmed their engagement in May. McCartney proposed with a vintage Cartier diamond ring reportedly worth more than $650,000. Although early reports speculated that the couple would marry in the Hamptons, where they met and socialized with their then-spouses more than 20 years ago, a source tells Us that they will say their "I Dos" across the pond.
"It will be a small, intimate wedding," the source said. "It's going to be very elegant and classic."
The friends and family nuptials will likely include McCartney's five children -- three with first wife Linda McCartney, who died in 1998, and a young daughter from his short-lived second marriage to Heather Mills, whom he officially divorced in 2008. Shevell, who helps run her family's multi-million-dollar transportation company, also has a son from her first marriage to New York attorney Bruce Blakeman.
After their wedding weekend in England, the newlyweds plan to go back to the Big Apple to celebrate in Shevell's hometown, the source added. "They are having a big party in New York to celebrate later on."
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