Jenna Bush and Henry Hagar were married on Saturday at the Bush family ranch in Crawford, Texas. The wedding was a small family affair, with just over 200 guests in attendance. The party started on Friday night with a rehearsal dinner for 100. After dinner, the whole wedding party, including the President, walked through town, escorted by the Belton High School Marching Band, to a post-rehearsal party.
The couple said their vows at an outdoor chapel, under the sprawling Texas sky. Jenna's twin sister Barbara was maid of honor, while Hagar's brother Jack served as best man. The wedding party also included a "house party" consisting of 14 bridesmaids and 14 ushers. The bridesmaids wore seven different styles of dresses, all knee-length and each in the colors of Texas wildflowers.
Bush, 26, and Hagar, who turned 30 on Friday, met in 2004, during the President's reelection campaign; Hagar, who graduated from Wake Forest University, worked as an aide to former Presidential advisor Karl Rove.
We at AisleDash wish the Hagars all the best, and are just waiting for more photos from the wedding (we REALLY want to see those bridesmaid dresses).
The couple said their vows at an outdoor chapel, under the sprawling Texas sky. Jenna's twin sister Barbara was maid of honor, while Hagar's brother Jack served as best man. The wedding party also included a "house party" consisting of 14 bridesmaids and 14 ushers. The bridesmaids wore seven different styles of dresses, all knee-length and each in the colors of Texas wildflowers.
Bush, 26, and Hagar, who turned 30 on Friday, met in 2004, during the President's reelection campaign; Hagar, who graduated from Wake Forest University, worked as an aide to former Presidential advisor Karl Rove.
We at AisleDash wish the Hagars all the best, and are just waiting for more photos from the wedding (we REALLY want to see those bridesmaid dresses).
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May 12th 2008 @ 2:34PM
Vin Crosby said...
I'll try again.. It looks like the weather was great! For your wedding weather check out http://www.bridalweather.com
Try the Outdoor Wedding Weather Index. It's very cool just type in your zip code and you can track your weather starting a year out.