'Bachelor' Sean Lowe Creates Wedding Registry; Catherine Giudici Shares Dress Photo
Catherine Giudici and Sean Lowe recently finalized their registry ahead of their January wedding and reports claim the graphic designer has already picked out a dress.
The "Bachelor" season 17 couple recently registered for Charisma products at Bloomingdale's as they are said to be fond of the luxury home brand. They reportedly picked out a number of high-end items including high thread count sheets, a towel set, premium throw blanket, deluxe bath robes and a new duvet cover, according to Life and Style magazine.
"We cannot wait to make our house a home! It's important that we focus on making it feel warm, comfortable and luxurious, which is why we really love Charisma products," Lowe and Giudici told the magazine.
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The couple got engaged in Thailand while filming the "Bachelor" finale earlier this year after Lowe, 30, presented Giudici, 27, with a 3.15-carat platinum-and-diamond ring. They recently moved to Lowe's native of Dallas, where they are set to begin their new lives together.
"We're getting married and starting to build our life together," Lowe said. "It's really fun collaborating and picking out things we love, that we will enjoy for years to come."
On Oct. 28 Giudici posted a photo on Instagram of a strapless, silk J. Mendel wedding gown and her followers immediately began speculating whether she had found a dress.
"My wife, Sherry, was in L.A. last week with Catherine and her mother shopping for a wedding dress," Lowe's father, Jay, recently told the Daily Mail U.K. "Sherry said it was a picture-perfect day as they had tons of fun and tried on some beautiful dresses."
In October, seven months after their engagement aired on national television, Lowe and Giudici traveled to her native of Seattle to celebrate their engagement party. In January they will become the fourth "Bachelor" franchise couple to wed on TV.
"We've been wedding planning all week and it will be the most beautiful wedding you've ever seen," Lowe said.
