Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux Wedding: Howard Stern Revealed More Details Of The Couple’s Very Private Ceremony

Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux's wedding did not go on to be a total secret after all as more and more details have been revealed days after the big event. In his talk show in SiriusXM radio on Monday, the DJ Howard Stern spilled some very juicy about the newly-wed's secret wedding.

According to Today, the chatty DJ had a hunch from the very beginning that the event is more than Justin Theroux's advanced celebration for his birthday as it did not allow him to bring phones in the reception.

"Why can't I have my cell phone? I don't want to take a picture of you two! I really don't. I want my cell phone so after I make this speech, I can call my car and get the f--- out of here!" the DJ said humorously.

"It was always called a birthday party," Stern explained. "Whenever you got an email, it was a birthday party. They're so secretive that they even had the wedding on a Wednesday because nobody gets married on a Wednesday."

When he arrived at the venue, Stern was surprised to see other Hollywood celebrities sharing Jen and Justin's special moment.

Some of them include Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi, Whitney Cummings, Orlando Bloom, Courtney Cox and Tobey Maguire.

Australian songstress, Sia was also there to perform songs for the couple's first dance.

The 61-year old DJ raved on saying that Jimmy Kimmel was there in the wedding and had a great job 'officiating,' Mail Online said.

"Jimmy was the preacher. 'He did a beautiful job. I didn't think he'd get through it. Jimmy's still depressed about that lion getting killed over in Africa... Ellen was mad that I made fun of Jimmy for crying."

Stern is also striking a saucy conversation setting up the nice and handsome Orlando Bloom, who is seated next to him, and Whitney Cummings.

He, however, said that he ended up dancing with the Pirates of the Caribbean actor.

"Orlando grabbed me so tight, I thought my bones were going to break," he mused.

Even if cellphones are banned at the venue, still the DJ said that there were wedding pictures taken by the official photographer, Terry Richardson, US Weekly reported.

"We had a fun time," he said. "Great time. Spoke with all these nice people," Howard Stern said.