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Jessica Simpson is pregnant, and put off her wedding as a result of that unexpected joy, but she's still planning on getting married to Eric Johnson next year.The expectant 31-year-old star was spotted visiting a Monique Lhuillier wedding boutique Sunday in L.A. Dresses in the store range from $3,000-20,000.Simpson and Eric Johnson got engaged on November 11, 2010. The wedding was pushed back after she got pregnant, but she's adamant it's still on.



"I didn't want to be stressed," she said. "Now when I get stressed it's like 50 times worse. I really want to enjoy that day, and now I get to have my baby with me.""We were always going to wait after the baby. We flirted around with different dates before I found out I was pregnant, and thankfully we didn't lock anything down. I want to enjoy the day… I'm glad we didn't make a deposit."Seriously. Phew. How could she afford that kind of financial hit. It's not like she's getting paid $3 million to shed her baby weight or anything.

"Twilight" fans can have their very own fairytale wedding experience next year when Carolina Herrera's CHNY boutiques begin selling gowns in the same design as worn by Bella Swan in "Breaking Dawn - Part 1," the apparel maker's spokesman said on Monday."I wanted to create a magical moment that they had at the wedding," Herrera told, the movie's red carpet premiere last week.



"She's an innocent girl that is finding her first true love, so there is romance, there is magic, there is everything together," Herrera said.Ahead of the film's debut, the details of Bella's dress seemed as closely guarded as Alexander McQueen's gown for this year's British royal wedding.But fans of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" were finally able to see it for themselves when the film stormed worldwide box offices over the weekend, taking in $238.5 million.



No further details have been released from Carolina Herrera regarding how many dresses will be produced or their retail price, but for "Twilight" fans eager to wear the dress down the aisle before next year, bridal dress company Alfred Angelo are already selling replicas from $799 in select stores worldwide.