ABC to film ex-‘Bachelorette’ Ashley Hebert and J.P. Rosenbaum’s wedding; show to air in Dec.

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FILE - In this publicity file photo provided by ABC, "Bachelorette" Ashley Hebert kisses J.P. Rosenbaum on the season finale of "The Bachelorette" in Fiji. Hebert chose the 34-year-old construction manager over winemaker Ben Flajnik from California in Monday\'s two-hour finale. “The Bachelorette: Ashley and J.P.\'s Wedding” will air in December 2012 and show everything from Hebert\'s dress fitting to wedding planning to their bachelor and bachelorette parties. (AP Photo/ABC, Matt Klitscher, File)

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Former “Bachelorette” Ashley Hebert (AY’-behr) will have quite a wedding video.

Hebert and fiance J.P. Rosenbaum have signed a deal with ABC to film their marriage ceremony.

“The Bachelorette: Ashley and J.P.’s Wedding” will air in December. It will include everything from Hebert’s dress fitting and wedding planning to the bachelor and bachelorette parties.

Hebert competed for Brad Womack’s affections on the 15th season of “The Bachelor.” She was then chosen to be the next “Bachelorette.” The dating reality show aired last year.

Hebert, 28, is a dentist in Philadelphia. Rosenbaum, 35, works in construction in New York.

Filming is under way for the next season of “The Bachelor,” with 24 women competing for the affection of Dallas businessman Sean Lowe. The new season will premiere in January.

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