Olivia Palermo and Johannes Huebl's big wedding ceremony is not happening anytime soon.

Plans of a more extravagant second wedding celebration have been surrounding the couple for quite some time now. The pair, who married each other almost a year ago, finally addressed whether their second union will push through.

"We thought about it, but we really don't have any plans" Palermo told E! News during The Art of Shaving launch of the Morris Park Collection Razor held in New York City. "We are both just so busy with work and stuff. We will be back in Europe for the summer cause Valentino is showing in Rome, so that's going to be really amazing and I am really excited."

The 29-year-old socialite also mentioned that she and her hubby are set to spend a few weekends in the Hamptons, E! News reported.

Palermo started dating the German model in 2008 after meeting through mutual friends, the news outlet noted. In an interview with Elle magazine back in 2010, Palermo said that she and Huebl grow together as time goes by.

"I think that I'm constantly learning, and we're both eager to learn about not only each other, but our interests," she shared, as quoted by E! News.

On her official website, it was said that Palermo and Huebl's wedding took place in a quiet ceremony in Bedford, New York with only a bunch of family members and closest friends on Sunday, June 29 of last year. Palermo wore a Carolina Herrera three-piece creation, which consisted of a cream cashmere sweater decorated with ostrich feathers. Underneath a full tulle skirt with layers of satin and silk, the former reality TV star wore white shorts. A high slit also accompanied her skirt to flaunt her shapely leg. For her hair and makeup, Palermo had a centered-part ponytail and wore natural-looking makeup on her face.

Huebl also wore fashionable attire in the duo's wedding day. According to the style icon's website, Huebl donned a Marc Anthony Hamburg suit.

Palermo became known for her appearance on MTV's 2008 reality series titled "The City," Daily Mail wrote. Since then, the brunette beauty has been a prominent face in all major fashion shows.

"My mother always taught me that you don't leave the house until you're fully dressed - make-up and everything," Palermo said of her early exposure to fashion, Daily Mail quoted. "Even when I was young I enjoyed fashion - I didn't have a grunge phase or anything like that, I didn't even have posters as a kid."

She also said that she rode horses frequently when she was younger, adding that the hobby influenced her fashion style back then, the news outlet added.