DON THE AISLE
Inside Tiffany Trump’s lavish wedding to Michael Boulos as she stuns in white dress with bridesmaid Ivanka at Mar-a-Lago
TIFFANY Trump's stunning Mar-a-Lago wedding has been revealed in pictures as she celebrated alongside dad Donald, mom Marla Maples, and other famous faces.
The former president's youngest daughter, 29, married her millionaire fiancé, Michael Boulos, at the Florida hotspot on Saturday afternoon.
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Trump could be seen hugging and kissing his youngest daughter, Tiffany, during her big day.
Tiffany walked down the aisle in a gorgeous Elie Saab gown with beautiful beading and long sleeves.
She accessorized with dangling diamond and pearl earrings and kept her makeup classic with a stunning smokey eye and a pale, pink lip.
Wearing a suit and bow tie, the proud father seemed to be enjoying the festivities.
The ceremony began at approximately 4.55 p.m, with a gentleman serenading the guests right before the wedding party took their steps down the aisle.
Tiffany walked arm-in-arm with her father, smiling from ear to ear as the crowd looked on.
For the reception, the bride changed into a second gown where she was seen dancing with her new husband.
The happy couple wasn’t the only ones taking the dance floor as Trump and wife, Melania, were seen in a rare moment of PDA, sharing a dance together.
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Earlier on her big day, multiple fire trucks were pictured casually arriving at the couple's wedding, driving in a lined-up fashion.
It is unknown if there was an emergency during the ceremony or if the emergency personnel joined the festivities to ensure the safety of the wedding party and guests.
Guests took to Instagram to post beautiful photos of a lavish rehearsal dinner ahead of the forthcoming nuptials.
Around four in the afternoon, Tiffany's half-sister, Ivanka Trump posted a picture on her Instagram story of herself and her 11-year-old daughter at the wedding in beautiful blue Cinderella gowns.
The photo that the sister of the bride posted with her daughter, Arabella Rose Kushner, was followed by a photo of Ivanka with her husband all dressed up to celebrate Tiffany's union.
A large Imperial Event Rentals tuck picturing plush all-white furniture on the front was seen making its way through Mar-a-Lago earlier.
It's understood Trump and his second wife, Tiffany's mom Marla Maples, are overseeing the fancy function.
A source previously told : "There has been a lot of planning and a lot of staging.
"This is Tiffany’s big moment, and it will be lavish. It is going to be a huge and beautiful affair."
A week before the star-studded event, Tiffany was feted with an over-the-top bridal shower organized by her older half-sister, Ivanka Trump.
In attendance was Elvira Grau, a longtime friend of Marla’s and co-founder of events company SPACE54, who told The U.S. that the bride-to-be got "lot of sexy lingerie" as gifts.
Tiffany and Michael announced their engagement in January of 2021 at the White House, a day before Trump left the presidency.
The couple then sent out invitations for their wedding back in May after their plans to tie the knot in Greece fell through.
Michael proposed to Tiffany in the White House Rose Garden with a 13-carat ring believed to be worth $1.2million.
They apparently met in Mykonos, Greece, in the summer of 2018 - less than a year after she split from her college boyfriend, Ross Mechanic.
Trump's future son-in-law has an estimated net worth of $20million, it's been reported.
He grew up in Lagos, Nigeria, where his family's business is based - studying at the American International School of Lagos.
Michael's father is Lebanese business tycoon Massad Boulos, who runs Boulos Enterprises and SCOA Nigeria, a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate that trades in vehicles, equipment, retail, and construction.
Tiffany and Michael are currently living in Miami where many members of the Trump family have relocated.
Mar-a-Lago, where the former president now resides, is a resort and historic landmark in Florida built by cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post.
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The 62,500-square-foot property was completed in 1927 and has roughly 126 rooms.
It is the second-largest mansion in the state of Florida and the 22nd-largest mansion in the U.S.
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