Bonnie Ryan and sister Lottie fly to Paris for a surprise hen party

Bonnie Ryan flew to Paris with a bunch of friends for her bachelorette weekend.

The make-up artist (29) married her longtime partner John in March.

Her bridesmaids kept her in the dark about the secret location until she arrived at the airport.

The influencer shared on social media that she packed a special glass for the trip: “A glass of wine to wrap for my bachelorette weekend.”

“I have no idea what the plan is but I was told to be ready early in the morning to go! Super excited and can’t believe this day is finally here,” she said.

Arriving at the airport, she was overjoyed to learn the group was headed to Paris.

She wore a bridal tiara with a short white veil and waved small French flags with her group of friends in celebration.

Her sister and maid of honor Lottie, along with her fellow bridesmaids, were also in the spirit of the bachelorette party.

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For her wedding ceremony, Bonnie chose to ditch a traditional wedding dress in favor of a white satin two-piece suit by British designer Nadine Merabi.

Adorned with beaded detailing at the shoulders, she paired it with a YSL handbag and shoes from Public Desire.

She told her followers on Instagram that she and her new husband are “legally married only in front of our immediate families.”

“That was the special day. Our actual wedding will be early this summer but we are very happy to have had a wonderful start to the celebrations yesterday. Thanks for the lovely messages,” she said.

The newlyweds are believed to have exchanged vows at Dublin Register Office before celebrating their wedding at the Ivy Restaurant on Dawson Street. They stayed at the five-star Hotel Merrion in Dublin.

The couple have been together since they were teenagers and got engaged during a trip to New York in November 2019, shortly after buying their first home together.

The daughter of the late Gerry Ryan confirmed the news of their wedding by posting a picture of herself in her white suit holding up her wedding bouquet with the caption “3/4/22.”

They were due to marry in early 2021 but had to postpone their wedding due to Covid restrictions.