Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez arrive in Venice ahead of $10M wedding

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are ready to tie the knot.

The couple arrived in Venice, Italy, on Wednesday — just days before they’ plan to say’ll say “I do” during a lavish wedding ceremony. The former journalist, 55, and the Amazon founder, 61, were photographed getting out of their helicopter in style and being helped into a water taxi.

Sánchez looked chic in a sleeveless black dress, sky-high stilettos and sunglasses, while Bezos wore white pants and a black polo.

The two were clearly in good spirits, smiling and waving at onlookers in their water taxi.

Sánchez was also snapped with a big smile on her face as she was being escorted into a tent by security.

The couple and their guests are staying at the ultra luxe Aman Venice. An insider told Page Six, “Guests who had previously booked [at] the hotel for Wednesday night a long time in advance were booted once Bezos rented the entire space a few months ago.”

A-list wedding guests have already arrived in Venice, including Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and their children. Leonardo DiCaprio, Kim Kardashian, Oprah Winfrey and Barbra Streisand are just some of the celebrities said to be attending the multi-day wedding festivities.

A fleet of multimillion-dollar superyachts also descended upon Venice ahead of the wedding, including Michael Jordan’s $115 million megayacht, M’ Brace.

The couple is reportedly spending $10 million on their wedding and inviting 200 people — which would equate to $50,000 per guest.

Events leading up to the big ceremony will include a pajama party and two more themed bashes, TMZ previously reported.

The wedding extravaganza has been met with protesters. But their wedding planners defended the couple, noting in a statement that Sánchez and Bezos personally asked them to keep the disruptions to the city of Venice as minimal as possible.

The two also discreetly donated to local charities and made donations in their guests’ names back in April as part of their wedding planning, Page Six reported.