AnnaLynne McCord and fiancé Danny Cipriani are inviting fans to help finance their upcoming wedding instead of buying traditional registry gifts. The couple launched a crowdfunding page that lets supporters contribute toward everything from their marriage license to their honeymoon.
The pair confirmed they will marry in Los Angeles on October 22. Their unconventional registry has already sparked plenty of conversation online.
AnnaLynne McCord launched a crowdfunding campaign ahead of her wedding to Danny Cipriani
According to Page Six, the 90210 alum and the former international rugby star created a Honeyfund page asking supporters to help cover wedding expenses.
Instead of requesting household gifts, they listed individual costs tied to the celebration. Fans can contribute $100 toward the marriage license or $125 for reception music. Other options include $300 for photography, $500 for the rehearsal dinner, and $600 toward the wedding cake, floral arrangements, or venue construction.
The couple also included a message for anyone considering a contribution. “Help us create our dream wedding and honeymoon experience with any amount of donation,” the registry read.
The fundraising page also allows guests to donate any amount between $10 and $5,000.
McCord and Cipriani announced their engagement earlier this year after he proposed on Christmas Day 2025 in front of her family. Recalling the emotional moment, McCord told PEOPLE, “I cried for 10 minutes straight.”
“At some point, I realized I had to answer. I said, ‘Yes, but I can’t even speak,’ and he replied, ‘That’s OK, it’s actually a good sign that you are quiet for once.’ Then, we’re all laughing,” she added.
McCord also admitted she almost proposed first. She revealed that her sisters quickly talked her out of the idea. “It occurred to me that I should just propose to him,” she said. “Both really questioned this choice, and they strongly discouraged it.”
After telling Cipriani about her plan, she noticed his reaction.
“I decided to tell him that was my plan, but then the look on his face convinced me not to,” McCord explained. She said he then revealed he had already planned to propose during an upcoming trip to Cambodia before changing plans for a Christmas proposal.
The couple originally dated between 2016 and 2020 before reconnecting in 2024. McCord later told Us Weekly that their relationship felt completely different the second time around because they now approached life with greater honesty and emotional maturity.
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Reported by Vanshika Vasundhare Singh on Reality Tea.
