Tiffany Trump, the youngest daughter of Donald Trump, married businessman Michael Boulos on Saturday at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida.
Tiffany Trump, 29, was escorted down the aisle by Donald Trump before 250 invited guests. Wedding preparations had been put on pause due to Hurricane Nicole.
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The couple reportedly began dating in 2019.
Boulos, 25, proposed to Tiffany Trump at the White House Rose Garden in January 2021. People magazine reported that he gave her a 13-carat emerald-cut diamond engagement ring worth $1.2 million.
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Boulos is the billionaire heir to Boulous Enterprises, a Nigerian distribution and assembly company for vehicles, including motorcycles and power bikes. The company is currently run by his father, Massad Boulos.
Tiffany Trump wore a custom wedding gown designed by talented Lebanese designer Elie Saab.
Marla Maples, Tiffany’s mother and Donald Trump’s ex-wife, told the New York Times via her representative Stuart Watters that “Saab helped create the magic.”
Famed Lebanese wedding and event planner Toni Breiss, known for his luxurious celebrations, organized the wedding. The wedding was a tribute to Michael Boulos’ American-Lebanese heritage.
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On Friday, Maples, who also helped plan her daughter’s wedding, shared moments of Tiffany’s life in an Instagram post: “Tiffany Ariana: Once I held you in my arms. Now, as I watch you move forward with love, know you’ll always be my baby, now and beyond your wedding day. Love, Mom.”
Tiffany Trump graduated from Georgetown Law in 2020 and served as a research assistant for Shon Hopwood, a professor at the school.
