Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck celebrate their wedding with friends and family

This past weekend, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck renewed their wedding vows with another “I do.” But this time, instead of taking place at a drive-through chapel in the wee hours of the morning in Las Vegas, the ceremony took place in front of the couple’s friends and family in Georgia, a source who is close to the couple and is not authorized to talk publicly said on Sunday (Aug 21).

People Magazine reports that the ceremony took place at Affleck’s home in the countryside outside of Savannah, Georgia, on Saturday, and that all of their children were present to witness the event.

The news that the famous pair had tied the knot in a public ceremony in Las Vegas one month ago was disseminated to fans by Lopez in her “On the J Lo” newsletter.

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“Love is a wonderful thing. Love is nice. It also turns out that love may be patient. Twenty years of patience,” Lopez wrote as Jennifer Lynn Affleck a month ago. She signed off the message.

The renowned couple Jennifer Lopez, 53, and Ben Affleck, 50, dated in the early 2000s. They became engaged while working together on the films Gigli (2003) and Jersey Girl (2004), but they did not tie the knot right away.

The paparazzi have been following the couple with a vengeance ever since they reignited their relationship last year, from the very beginning stages of their courtship all the way up to their red carpet debut at the Venice International Film Festival in the previous year and their most recent honeymoon in Paris.

On Sunday, the couple’s representatives did not reply immediately to a request for a remark that was made.