Jennifer Aniston Justin Theroux Wedding: The wedding planner for Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux, Kevin Lee, recently revealed that the "Friends" star, the one with the hair, and the top cop on "Leftovers" are planning a beach wedding.

Jennifer Aniston's wedding planner says the Aniston and Justin Theroux will get married "right by the ocean." Lee also spilled that the wedding will be kept very low key. But don't expect a full Friends reunion. According to the Daily Mail, Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer have been estranged for four years since Jennifer reportedly humiliated the actor on live TV four years ago. The Daily Mail said Aniston said she didn't know who David's fiancé was.

Kevin Lee, who is Jennifer's close friend, also planned Aniston's wedding to Brad Pitt in 2000. The Jennifer Aniston Brad Pitt wedding cost $1 million, according to multiple reports.

Hello Magazine reported that  Jennifer Aniston wants the wedding to be far away from Hollywood. The plan is a "beach meets California modern chic" of ceremony.

Kevin Lee told Hello Magazine  "Jennifer and Justin are getting married right by the ocean, so it will be a beach meets California modern-chic sort of thing."

The wedding planner Lee told Radar Online  that the wedding will be Traditional modern twist.

"Beach weddings are a lot of fun because there are ton of beautiful venues and ocean views. It is the ideal location. There is definitely a trend in summer wedding right now. This year we are doing with more a vintage style. It is more grey, comfortable and earthy tones with the flowers," he said.

Jennifer Aniston met Justin Theroux when they were doing the comedy Wanderlust in 2011. They got engaged in August 2012.

Speaking to Elle Magazine, Theroux said "My life changed a lot. More people are like, 'Hey, man!' And I don't think that's from my role in 'John Adams.' But it only changed as much as I engaged with it, and I learned very quickly: Don't ever engage with it," he continued. "Just JKL. It was a learning curve, but it wasn't as traumatic as you might expect. It's just annoying. Occasionally you'll get a stewardess congratulating you, on, I don't know, whatever, some three-headed baby we just had."