Marjorie Taylor Greene traded political headlines for wedding memories this week after revealing that she had married longtime partner Brian Glenn in Las Vegas. The former congresswoman shared a series of ceremony photos online, giving followers a look at the new chapter in the couple’s relationship after more than three years together.
Marjorie Taylor Greene shares glimpses of her wedding on X
Greene announced the marriage Wednesday on X (formerly Twitter), posting photographs from the ceremony at the Bellagio Resort’s Terrazza di Sogno venue. Accompanying the images, she wrote, “Last night, surrounded by our families, Brian Glenn and I said ‘I do,’” confirming the couple had officially tied the knot. The wedding came about six months after Greene stepped away from Congress.
Greene, 52, and Glenn, 56, first crossed paths in 2022, with their relationship turning romantic about a year later after both had begun divorce proceedings, according to PEOPLE. The couple made things official by announcing their engagement last December.
In the days leading up to the wedding, Glenn fueled the excitement with a photo of the two sharing a kiss on the Las Vegas Strip, captioning it, “The clock is ticking”. He has also spoken warmly about Greene beyond the political spotlight, saying to The Washington Post that away from public life, she’s a kind and caring person whom most people never get to see.
The wedding ceremony capped off days of growing buzz after the couple was spotted obtaining a marriage license in downtown Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported. Greene made her walk down the aisle to Alex Warren’s Ordinary, while Ed Sheeran’s Perfect set the mood during another part of the celebration. The night wrapped up with Frank Sinatra’s timeless Fly Me To The Moon.
The wedding also arrived after major professional changes for both newlyweds. Greene resigned from Congress earlier this year after publicly breaking with Donald Trump and criticizing the direction of the Republican Party. Glenn likewise stepped away from Real America’s Voice in May, saying that it was “time to leave the gloves in the ring and walk away.”
Originally reported by Rishabh Shandilya on Mandatory.
