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Amal Clooney visits Venice wedding venue in bridal white ahead of 12-year anniversary

Add Page Six on Google 5 Amal and George Clooney are ready to celebrate their wedding anniversary in the city that started it all. Cobra Team / BACKGRID Amal Clooney is re-entering her bridal era.

She and husband George Clooney are back at their Venice wedding locale ahead of their 12-year anniversary and the lawyer even dressed the part.

The couple, who wed on Sept. 27, 2014, were spotted exiting a dinner at the luxurious Aman hotel hand-in-hand Tuesday night, with Amal in a white satin slip dress with a fringed hem.

The design included a 1920s-inspired flapper drop waist that split into cut ribbons of silk that moved around her legs as she walked.

Her dress, of course, was much more casual than the off-the-shoulder lace Oscar de la Renta gown she wore to walk down the aisle in the fairytale wedding way back when.

And George skipped the tux in favor of a light gray suit and loafers for their Sept. 1 dinner.

While they took a trip down memory lane, the Clooneys are actually in town for the 2026 Venice Film Festival, where the “Oceans 11” actor was honored with the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement award at the opening ceremony.

The pair arrived on Tuesday, with Amal making a fashionable entrance in deep army green, slipping into a matching satin short suit from Tom Ford.

Though his wife didn’t join him for the award photocall, we’re hoping to get a major red carpet moment for the pair in the coming days.

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