Evan Rachel Wood set to tie the knot with Jamie Bell

By ANI | ANI – Wed 17 Oct, 2012

Washington, Oct 17 (ANI): Evan Rachel Wood is supposedly all set to get married to beau Jamie Bell, as she was spotted with him picking up their marriage license.

The Hollywood couple, who were said to be engaged last year but never confirmed it publicly, were recently seen at the Beverly Hills City marriage licence office.

"Evan and Jamie were at the Beverly Hills City marriage license office around lunchtime today," Radar Online quoted an eyewitness as saying.

"I had to do a double take as at first I didn't recognize them. They looked like any other young couple in love. They were just waiting in line like regular people, holding hands and at one point Jamie leaned over and kissed Evan - they certainly looked excited and happy!" the source said.

The 26-year-old Billy Elliot star- who dated the 25-year-old actress back in 2006 - rekindled their romance following a split five years. (ANI)

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