Inside Tiffany Trump's lavish Florida wedding to billionaire heir Michael Boulos
Tiffany Trump, daughter of Donald Trump, has married her fiancé of one year Michael Boulos in an extravagant ceremony estimate to have cost $1.5 million at the Trump's Mar-a-Lago Beach House estate in Florida.
The former United States president walked his daughter, whom he shares with second ex-wife Marla Maples, down the aisle wearing a black tuxedo with a flower pinned to his lapel during the sunset ceremony starting at 4:55pm US time.
The bride chose a long-sleeved Ellie Saab creation with a square neck and intricate beading all over the bodice and large skirt and train. Tiffany wore her hair in Hollywood waves swept to the side and topped it off with a delicate veil.
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Tiffany Trump and Michael Boulos with Donald Trump in the White House. Instagram
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Her makeup was just as glamorous as her dress, with the bride opting for a smoky eye look and pale pink lip, as she carried a small bouquet of white flowers.
The bridesmaids dresses were a Tiffany blue, with the bride's half-sister Ivanka Trump sharing pictures of her and her family all wearing blue.
The blue theme carried throughout the overwhelming floral arrangements, a nod to the meaning behind Tiffany's namesake, Tiffany and Co. There were also filled with white and pastel pink flowers all throughout the ceremony venue.
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The blue theme carried out throughout the ceremony. Instagram
The venue looked beautiful at sunset. Instagram
The stunning reception hall was gilded in gold. Instagram
The reception took place indoors, with not only live music playing, but also dancers dressed in feathery ensembles entertaining the guests.
The couple entered the reception hall, with Tiffany changing into an off-the-shoulder dress for the occasion.
After the couple had their first dance, it was time for the parents, with Donald and wife Melania Trump seen taking to the dance floor.
The rooms at the Mar-A-Lago estate look like they are gilded in gold, with the hallways decorated with framed articles of Donald, as well as pictures of the couple as babies for the occasion.
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The couple's first dance. Instagram
The happy parents danced the night away. Instagram
A source previously told People, "They both want to marry in a big ceremony, your basic international spectacle... Tiffany likes the idea of a glamorous and glitzy affair and, surprisingly, so does Michael."
The family were seen during the rehearsal dinner yesterday, with Donald taking his second daughter down the aisle. He wore a blue suit to match his daughter's blue floral dress. Boulos, the son of billionaire Massad Boulos, can be seen at the altar in a maroon t-shirt waiting for his soon-to-be wife.
The couple later changed into more formal wear, with Tiffany sporting a strapless white satin midi dress, and her groom wearing a grey suit with a pink tie.
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Tiffany practicing walking down the aisle with her father. GC Images
The couple changed into more formal wear later. Instagram
Ivanka Trump wore pink to celebrate her sister. Instagram
Marla Maples wore a turquoise dress to fit in with the theme. Instagram
Ivanka also wore pink to the rehearsal dinner, wearing a two-piece fluro pink dress, posing with her family for Instagram before kicking off the celebrations.
"Ready to celebrate [Tiffany] and [Boulos] !! 🥳🥰🥳," she wrote alongside her family snap.
The mother of the bride, Maples, wore a turquoise jumpsuit as she posed with her ex-husband and daughter.
Tiffany is currently a research assistant at Georgetown University Law Centre, while Boulos is a businessman who comes from a wealthy family with businesses in Nigeria.
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