Stano Explains Why Zvonkus Wasn’t His Wedding Witness: ‘People Are Sick of Him’
Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Actor Marius Jampolskis served as a witness at Stano and Beata’s wedding after being present when their relationship began.
- Stano joked that Deivydas Zvonkus already receives too much attention, but said Jampolskis had a more direct connection to the couple’s early relationship.
- Stano and Beata married in late August and left soon afterward for an exotic honeymoon.
Actor Marius Jampolskis became the witness at singer Stano’s wedding to Beata, a role some may have expected to go to Stano’s close friend Deivydas Zvonkus.
Zvonkus already gets too much attention, everyone is completely sick of seeing him.
Stano offered a typically sharp explanation for the choice. “Zvonkus already gets too much attention, everyone is completely sick of seeing him,” he joked, referring to comments from people asking how often Zvonkus would appear.
He then gave the serious reason. Jampolskis was one of the people who witnessed the beginning of Stano and Beata’s relationship. He even joined them on their first date in Šventoji, drove them there and stayed with them. Stano recalled that they laughed together at a nightclub, where women later approached them and mistakenly thought he was with Zvonkus.
Seriously, it is because Marius really was the person who was involved in this relationship from the very beginning, in the best sense.
“So how can you invite such a person to be a witness?” Stano joked. The wedding took place at the end of August, surrounded by close friends and family. The newlyweds soon left for their honeymoon, choosing what the report described as an especially exotic destination.
So how can you invite such a person to be a witness?
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.