Jennifer Aniston has asked Dimitri Dimitrov from Los Angeles' Sunset Tower Hotel to plan her wedding

Jennifer Aniston has asked Dimitri Dimitrov from Los Angeles' Sunset Tower Hotel to plan her wedding, instead of asking a  professional wedding planner.

A source said: "Jen has spent so much time at Sunset Tower over the years that she and Dimitri have become close friends.

"He personally escorts her in and out of a back entrance so she is never hounded by the paparazzi.

"Jen has put him in charge of the flowers and linens - anything that will make the party flow.

"Obviously he is running everything by her but she's relying on his expertise - and, most importantly, the fact he'll be discreet."

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Jennifer Aniston still got cold feet when it comes to marriage

Jennifer Aniston's failed marriage to Brad Pitt still haunted her. She got cold feet when it was time to married Justin.

One source said, "Jen panicked and was a runaway bride! Then she tried to blame Justin, by saying he was putting too much pressure on her...
she suddenly told Justin that she just couldn't get everything together in time for the wedding and had to postpone...[Justin] thinks Jen is
terrified because of her failed marriage to Brad Pitt, and he isn't convinced she's fully worked through her grief and sense of failure."

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Jennifer Aniston uses a little sweat on her hair

Jennifer Aniston uses a little sweat on her hair. She revealed this during her interview with Fashionista, "A little sweat in the hair is nice. It’s like a little product. You just blow it out with your fingers and it’s actually just fun."

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Fake "Mean Moms" poster circulate on the net

Fake "Mean Moms" poster circulate on the net, which show Sandra Bullock, Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Aniston. Only Jennifer Aniston will be acting in that movie.

Variety wrote, "Some of the social-media posts also claimed that the film is sequel to 'Mean Girls,' which was a Paramount picture, whereas 'Mean Moms,' about the world of competitive parenting,
is being produced by New Line Cinema. The films are, however, both based on books by parenting author Rosalind Wiseman."

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