Hollywood actor,, 53, married his British-Lebanese wife, , 36, last week in the floating city of Venice, Italy.
George Clooney And Amal Alamuddin Flaunt Marriage Certificate
After a 4-day star-studded wedding ceremony in Italy, the celebrity couple has revealed their official marriage certificate to the world.
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The newlyweds have now released their marriage certificate to show the world that their union is offical.
The certificate was revealed on Friday, the same day the couple shared their wedding photos with a third publication - the Italian version of Vanity Fair.
The official marriage certificate which is typed in Italian, shows the city and date of the nuptials, the couple's birth dates as well as birth cities - Lexington, Kentucky for George and Beirut, Lebanon for Amal. The marriage contract is dated September 29.
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George and Amal had previously shared exclusive shots of their big day with People magazine for the US, magazine across Europe.
According to reports, proceeds from the exclusive shots will go to charity, with the bulk of the proceeds going to the Satellite Sentinel Project. A source told - 'Every photo in both magazines will be saving a life.'
reports that the couple wrote their own vows and said them to one another under an arch of imported white.
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