Michael Bublé and wife Luisana newlywed bliss on a romantic Venice gondola ride

By ANDREA MAGRATH

Honeymoon bliss: Michael Bublé kisses his wife Luisana Lopilato during a romantic sunset gondola ride in Venice


It is widely regarded as one of the most romantic cities in the world, and therefore a favourite destination among honeymooners.

Michael Bublé and his new wife Luisana Lopilato looked like the picture of newlywed bliss in Venice yesterday, where, like so many others, they have decided to spend their honeymoon.

The Canadian crooner and his Argentine wife lapped up the romance with an intimate gondola ride at sunset in the picturesque Italian city.


Romance: The newlywed couple looked relaxed and in love during the boat ride, a favourite activity for tourists


As they were ferried about in the water by a gondolier dressed in classic stripes and a straw hat, Michael cradled Luisana's head against his shoulder and kissed her forehead tenderly.

Luisana, 23, closed her eyes as she snuggled in against her 35-year-old husband as he stroked her hair.

The weather in Venice is in the mild low twenties Celsius, and the couple kept warm as the sun went down with a red blanket.

They looked like any other tourists as they took in the sights on the boat ride, a favourite with Venice visitors that costs between 40 and 100 euros.


Cosy: Michael and Luisana kept warm with a blanket as the sun went down


Their married life did not get off to the best of starts though. The day after their wedding the couple heard that their Buenos Aires home had been burgled.

It is thought that while the couple were enjoying their lavish party - which was highly publicised in the bride's home county - on the outskirts of the city, thieves were breaking into their house.

But Luisana defiantly said upon returning to their home to inspect the damage: ‘I will not let this ruin the happiest day of my life.’


Honeymooners: The couple were married on March 31 in a civil service followed by a lavish reception in Buenos Aires, and are planning another party in Vancouver next month


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Breathe in! Michael Bublé's rounded stomach magically disappears

By Daily Mail Reporter


Breathe in! Michael Bublé's rounded stomach disappeared after he sucked it in when he spotted photographers


He found himself the subject of taunts after he unveiled his slightly larger than life figure in a pair of trunks on holiday in Australia last month.

So now Michael Bublé is doing his very best to conceal his rounded stomach from photographers.

But the 35-year-old singer's attempts to hide his portly frame failed miserably on holiday in Venice when the paparazzi snapped the singer trying to suck in his tummy underneath his tight white T-shirt.


However, just seconds later, Bublé clearly thought he was out of sight from photographers - exhaling and inadvertently showing his actual body shape.

Bublé was on honeymoon with his new wife Luisiana Lopilato after they married in a romantic ceremony on March 31st.

And clearly the pair thought Italy would be the perfect location for their first holiday as a married couple, given that Bublé's family are from the small town of Preganziol, about 20 kilometres outside Venice.

Loved-up: Bublé was on honeymoon with new wife Luisiana in Venice, Italy

Enjoying it: Bublé gives the 'OK' symbol as he and Luisinia enjoy a canal ride


Following their marriage in March, the couple are planning a full ceremony with 300 guests next month at a mansion outside Buenos Aires, followed by another wedding in Vancouver.

They confirmed that they are having two weddings so both their families can attend.

'We are doing one in Argentina and that's for her close family, and then we are doing one in Vancouver,' Bublé has said.

Bublé said at the time that he was starting to feel nervous about the nuptials.

'It’s only four months away and now I’m starting to get a little nervous!

'The truth is I know that for a lot of women, this is what they dream of - that day - and I know that that’s a big deal for them in their life and they want it to be perfect.'


source:dailymail