Kristen Stewart wants Guy Fieri to officiate her wedding, and the mayor of Flavortown said he's 'all in'

• Kristen Stewart shared that she's engaged to screenwriter Dylan Meyer on "The Howard Stern Show."

• Stewart, 31, joked that she would love for celebrity chef Guy Fieri to officiate her wedding.

• Fieri, 53, responded via a video on "The Today Show" and said he's "all in" for the wedding.

Kristen Stewart announced her engagement to screenwriter Dylan Meyer this week, and it seems they have already discussed some of the details for their big day - including who would officiate the wedding.

Stewart, who plays Princess Diana in "Spencer," shared the news of her engagement during an appearance on SiriusXM's "The Howard Stern Show" on Tuesday ahead of the film's release on November 5. The actor told the host Howard Stern that she and Meyer would probably officiate their wedding, but joked that they wouldn't mind if Guy Fieri stepped in.

"We did hear that Guy Fieri from the Food Network officiates a lot of gay weddings," Stewart, 31, told Stern.

"So, the idea of that man - that sweet, sweet spikey headed man - coming to our wedding and officiating it, it just makes me laugh so much," she added.

USA Today reported that Fieri officiated a mass same-sex wedding ceremony - a total of 101 couples - at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival in Miami, Florida, in 2015, to pay tribute to his late sister.

And while she was promoting "Spencer" on "The Today Show" on Thursday, Stewart got a response from Fieri via a video message, as a clip from the appearance shared on Twitter shows.

"I've heard through the Flavortown grapevine that you are looking for a sweet, spiky haired officiant for your wedding," he said. "I'm all in."

Host Hoda Kotb asked Stewart if she really wanted Fieri to officiate her wedding after the message played, and Stewart said, "Absolutely."

While Stewart and Meyer - who began dating in 2019, according to People - are still planning their wedding, the "Spencer" star told Stern about a few decisions they've made so far.

Stewart said she'd likely wear jeans and a cut-off tuxedo T-shirt in place of a traditional wedding gown. She also said that their wedding wouldn't include a live band, adding that "you need the hits."

Representatives for Stewart and Fieri, respectively, did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

You can watch the full interview on SiriusXM.

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