Overview
- The couple published a Honeyfund registry in late July that lists roughly £10,660 in specific line-item requests, with a separate cash-donation option.
- The registry breaks large expenses into contribution slots and asks for suggested gifts mostly between about $100 and $600 while allowing minimum cash donations near $10.
- Their wedding is scheduled for August 22, 2026, in Los Angeles and the Honeyfund page covers items from the marriage license to catering, music, photography and venue construction.
- Coverage has focused on public backlash and an unnamed insider calling the fundraiser 'tacky and distasteful,' with reporting noting both McCord and Cipriani are estimated to have about $4 million in assets; outlets have sought comment and no public total raised has been reported as of July 28.
- The move comes as wedding costs have risen, Honeyfund lets non-attending guests contribute to specific items, and the story may prompt wider debate about funding norms for high-profile couples and what information the couple will disclose next.