Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin planning an intimate wedding

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin. Picture: Instagram

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin. Picture: Instagram

Published Jul 12, 2018

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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are planning to get hitched in front of their close friends and family in Canada.

The couple only got engaged last week after the 24-year-old singer got down on one knee during a romantic vacation to the Bahamas, but it looks like they're not wasting any time setting the ball rolling when it comes to wedding preparation as they've already decided that they want a small affair in Justin's native Canada. 

A source told Us Magazine: "They are discussing having a very small wedding.

"They want something private, intimate. Justin loves Canada and is at home there. It's a special place for him and he'd love to get married there."

But, before they get hitched, the pair are keen to take part in a five-week pre-marriage course - which will cover financial management and intimacy - run by controversial celebrity megachurch Hillsong.

A source said recently: "The marriage course is something which is encouraged and in some cases demanded by Hillsong pastors before they will marry you. Justin obviously has a past; he had a long term relationship with Selena Gomez, and he wants to go into life with Hailey with a clean slate.

"It is something they are both keen to do as faith is important to them and it will really help build a strong foundation for the years they plan to spend together."

The couple both take their faith seriously and have been seen attending Hillsong services in both Australia and New Zealand over the past four years. 

Justin is also very friendly with senior pastor Carl Lentz and often credits him for helping him see the error of his ways following numerous run ins with the law. 

An insider explained: "Justin loves, honours and respects Hailey and takes this commitment very seriously. They had their differences and that is why they split - but now he feels this is 100 per cent right and can't wait to be her husband."

The five-week course will start with an online assessment of the strengths and weakness in their relationship before the church will look at the results and decide which areas need to be targeted throughout the month-long sessions. 

According to the Hillsong Church website, every couple taking part will be assigned a 'support couple' and asked to attend five classes over a five week period.

It says: "If you weren't ready for marriage before, you will be now."

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