Last December, Anne Hathaway perched on David Letterman’s couch to promote Les Mis and air a relatable personal anecdote — about fending off paparazzi at her September wedding on the edge of a Big Sur bluff. “We thought we made it to the day, and then someone took my photo that morning,” she told Dave. “I turned to my wedding planner and said, ‘Are we going to be okay?’” The planner talked her down: She’d arranged an enormous balloon art installation to secure the airspace over the event, supposedly rendering it non-photographable. Only after the ceremony wrapped did Hathaway learn that the device had “actually made us a big target.” As Hathaway and new hubby Adam Shulman posed for their official wedding portraits, a Splash News helicopter sputtered into view.
Hours later, grainy aerial photographs of Shulman and Hathaway splashed across the Internet. Click far enough into the unauthorized photoset, and you’ll spot her: A woman clad in head-to-toe black, her blonde waves pulled taut behind her head, her hand clutching a clipboard as she trails Hathaway and Shulman down a hay-colored hill. It was a rare public appearance for Stefanie Cove; when she performs her job perfectly, she disappears from the landscape completely.
Via: Secrets of a Stealth Celebrity Wedding Planner
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