George Clooney And His New Wife Amal Alamuddin Do An Brangelina And Donate Wedding Photo Money To Charity

George Clooney and his new wife Amal Alamuddin shared their big day with EVERYONE by selling their wedding photos, but it has been reported that the pair are not keeping the cash.

In a new report, the newlyweds will instead by making a move, used often by George’s pal Brad Pitt and his wife Angelina Jolie, and that is to donate the money raised to charity.

TMZ claim that it was a fierce fight between publications to secure the wedding photos, and George intends to donate all of the cash to causes that the couple support.

George and his bride Amal are splashed across People in the US and Hello! In the UK, just like the Jolie-Pitts.

Sources have told us that the cash is likely to be donated to a number of human rights charities, including Not on our watch, a charity Clooney set up with Matt Damon, Brad Pitt, Don Cheadle and others. While TMZ report most of it will be gifted to the Satellite Sentinel Project.

George co-founded the charity in 2010, and it monitors Sudan for war crimes. It aims to help Sudan by using “its imagery and analysis to generate rapid responses on human rights and human security concerns”.

A source close to the Hollywood actor has told the gossip site: "Every photo in both magazines will be saving a life."

They were the photographs the world has been waiting for - Mrs and Mrs Clooney on their wedding day and that gorgeous white gown.

New world exclusive snaps, published in HELLO! and People magazines, show George Clooney and his stunning wife, Amal, as they tied the knot in Venice, Italy.

The 36-year-old British barrister chose a beautiful off-the-shoulder lace Oscar de la Renta dress, while the Oscar-winning actor looked dapper in a dark Armani suit and white shirt.

American actor George Clooney is seen emerging from the Aman Hotel with his new bride, human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin.

George, 53, said he feels "pretty great" being a married man and the pair look completely loved up in their official photographs.

Amal's mother Baria also told People: "George and Amal radiated love all night.

"The wedding was so unbelievably special, it was legendary. These three days – the friends, the families, the atmosphere, everything – will stay with me all the rest of my life."

The publications also have new details about the wedding, the late celebrations and the white patterned cake, which looks enormous!

George and his beloved Amal made their vows official yesterday with a formal civil wedding after a weekend of celebrations and a wedding ceremony on Saturday.