Kristin Cavallari, Jay Cutler Exchange Wedding Vows at Nashville Church Ceremony

Time to party! Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler had a wedding ceremony in Nashville, Tenn. on Saturday, June 8, Us Weekly can confirm.

After tying the knot at the Davidson County Clerk's office in Nashville, Tenn. on Friday, June 7 -- buying a marriage license and tweeting pictures of their wedding rings -- the couple celebrated with a ceremony at the Woodmont Christian Church on Saturday, June 8.

According to the church's website, the venue where the couple said "I do" was listed #1 on Martha Stewart's "Wedding Ceremony Locations in the South," described as "small and traditional with a bright, modern interior and a skyscraping steeple."

A source tells Us that the couple's friends started celebrations the night before at Robert's Western World in Nashville on Friday night.

The former Hills star, 26, and the Chicago Bears quarterback, 30, welcomed their first child together, son Camden, last August. They were first engaged in April 2011, but briefly called it off in July 2011 before reconciling.

"It's going to be about 150 people, so not huge," Cavallari told Us in May of the nuptials. "I was never the girl who dreamt about my wedding or any of that stuff, but the wedding how we're planning is exactly what I wanted. I think it's going to be perfect for what we're doing." (Source)

Scarlett Johansson Sues French Publisher

Scarlett Johansson is not saying "oui, oui" to a bestselling novel in France, suing publisher JC Lattes for the unauthorized use of her name.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the actress is less than pleased that she was depicted in the book, The First Thing We Look At, and has filed a lawsuit, seeking compensation and damages for “breach and fraudulent use of personal rights,” and seeks a ban on “future transfer of rights and adaptations of the book.”

The book, which was published in France on March 20, reportedly centers around a mechanic who meets a woman asking for help. The mechanic believes the woman is Johansson, but the character is actually revealed as a woman named Jeanine Foucaprez, who looks nearly identical to the Avengers actress.

The book's author, Gregoire Delacourt, told French newspaper Le Figaro that he was “stunned” by the lawsuit.

“This corresponds with the fantasies of our times," he said, noting that he also compared a male lead character in the novel to actor Ryan Gosling. "All these famous people live with us. But I wrote a book of fiction. My character is not Scarlett Johansson, it is [character name] Jeanine Foucaprez!”

He added to French radio RTL, "It’s a bit silly to say that if you talk about a person, the courts have to get involved. That’s quite sad."

Johansson is currently filming her 2014 movie, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, reprising her role as Natasha Romanoff. (Source)