KRISTEN Stewart got a surprise offer from Guy Fieri to officiate her wedding to Dylan Meyer.
The actress received a special message from the Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host during her interview on the Today show.
Kristen appeared on the talk show to promote her new film, Spencer, when news anchors, Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie directed the conversation towards her recent engagement.
"I want to comment one more time on your engagement," began Hoda before mentioning a recent comment that the star made about her dream nuptials.
"I think you said recently that it would be kind of cool if Guy Fieri maybe officiated your wedding," she continued.
Kristen first giggled at the recollection followed by a surprised reaction when Hoda revealed that they contacted the chef about the proposition.
The interview continues with a short clip from the Food Network star in response to her request.
"Hey Kristen, Guy Fieri here. I heard through the Flavortown grapevine that you are looking for a sweet spike-haired officiant for your wedding. I'm all in."
Kristen appeared stunned that Guy agreed to be apart of her big day as the hosts tried to gauge if they were both serious about the offer.
"I'm wondering if yours was a real offer. Do you really want him?," asked Hoda, as Kristen excitedly replied: "Absolutely!"
The Twilight actress then jokingly asked the hosts if they had Guy's address.
"Does he live in LA? We should talk about this!," she joked.
Kristen first revealed her hopes for the Guy's Grocery Games host to officiate her wedding during an interview with Howard Stern.
"We did hear that Guy Fieri from the Food Network officiates a lot of gay weddings," Kristen told Howard.
The restaurateur officiated over 100 gay weddings in 2015 during the annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival in honor of his late sister, who was gay.
"So, the idea of that man — that sweet, sweet spiky-headed man — coming to our wedding and officiating it, it just makes me laugh so much," Kristen shared.
WEDDING PLANS
Kristen also dished on some other details of her wedding.
"I want it to be pretty chill… It's kind of just a great excuse to get together and say, 'I love you,' in front of all your friends…I want to get married in, like, Topanga. I want to be chilling. I want it to be very homey," Kristen said.
Kristen and Dylan got engaged after nearly two years of dating, Kristen confirmed to Howard Stern on his radio show.
The movie star said: "We're marrying, we're totally gonna do it.
"I wanted to be proposed to, so I think I very distinctly carved out what I wanted and she nailed it. We're marrying, it's happening."
SHOWING THEIR LOVE
While the pair have not been extremely open about their relationship, back in April Dylan had no problem praising her partner on Kristen's 30th birthday.
Dylan shared a photo of the pair and included an emotional caption for the big day.
She wrote: "It’s my absolute favorite persons birthday and I’m wishing everyone the volume of beautiful feeling I feel toward her.
"It’s a short ride on this earth, spend your time with someone that inspires you to be the best version of yourself and lights your sh** on fire."
The following year, Dylan would once again show her love for Kristen off, telling the now 31-year-old alongside a pic of the star and their dog: "Life sure is sweeter with this cute little family. Happy birthday, kiddo. You knock my socks off."
'WHEN YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW'
Before revealing she will soon be a married woman, the Speak actress shared how she would go about proposing to the "one," as she gushed about Dylan.
She once again told Howard on his radio show in 2019: "When you know, you know. You know what I mean?
"There is nothing like feeling sure about anything, because we don't know anything. And that is the only thing you can feel like you know, is that if you're in love with someone…"
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