It’s official, Montana Jordan is a married man – The Young Sheldon alum, best known for playing Georgie Cooper, just walked down the aisle with longtime love Jenna Weeks in a heartfelt cowboy-style wedding ceremony in Texas.
The wedding went down on Saturday, June 21, at Dove Hollow Estate, where around 200 guests gathered to celebrate the love story of these high school sweethearts in a celebration full of boots, lace, and love.
The 22-year-old actor and Jenna called their nuptials a “classic cowboy” affair with a country-meets-elegance vibe. Jenna told PEOPLE they aimed for something simple yet unforgettable, and judging by the details, they nailed it. From a dreamy venue to heartfelt vows and a Southern-style dinner, this wasn’t just a wedding, it was a full-on love letter to their roots. And yes, some of Jordan’s Young Sheldon castmates like Emily Osment and Raegan Revord were there too.
Jenna took charge of planning, and Jordan had just one request, for their day to be everything she dreamed of. With help from MadLove Events, Jenna brought that dream to life, turning their four-year love story into a fairytale moment. The ceremony, led by their hometown pastor Tony Pierce, included personal handwritten vows and a spiritual touch through communion that reflected their shared Christian faith.
Walking down the aisle to the sound of CeCe Winans’ “Goodness of God,” Jenna stunned in a Valentini gown that made her feel like a “real-life princess.” Later in the night, she switched to a shorter, elegant number perfect for dancing. Jordan, on the other hand, rocked a second look straight from the heart of Texas, Wranglers, a pearl snap shirt, and well-worn cowboy boots.
Family played a huge role in the wedding, with Jordan emphasizing that celebrating with their loved ones was his biggest priority. The reception was set inside a barn decked out in white florals, candles, and French chandeliers, with a romantic color palette of champagne, ivory, and sand. Their first dance? “Tennessee Whiskey” by Chris Stapleton.
Guests were treated to Southern comfort food: chicken Alfredo, baked spaghetti, Caesar salad, vegan options, mashed potatoes with gravy, seasoned green beans, and fresh rolls. The wedding cake, three tiers of butter vanilla with strawberry, chocolate with raspberry, and strawberry cream cheese, was as “classy and elegant” as the day itself.
The couple met on June 12, 2021, at a Cody Johnson concert in Nacogdoches, Texas. Both were “dragged” there by family, and fate did the rest. Their connection grew quickly, leading to the birth of their daughter Emma Rae just 13 months ago, and a proposal on their land in Texas earlier this year. That land, as Jenna said, is where they plan to raise their family and build a home together.
When asked what marriage means to him, Montana said it’s “a best friend for life” and someone to love “till death do us part, and maybe even after.” Jenna added that for her, it’s about “loving unconditionally,” always listening, encouraging each other, and being best friends before anything else.
Montana even got a little poetic about what he loves most about Jenna, how beautiful she is in raw, unposed moments, like brushing her hair or laughing to herself. And Jenna? She’s head over heels for Montana’s compassion, his sense of humor, and his deep loyalty to family.
Though Jordan plays a young father navigating marriage in George & Mandy’s First Marriage, he admitted he won’t be taking marriage tips from his character Georgie. Still, real-life Montana is ready to embrace the chaos and beauty of married life and parenthood with his bride by his side.
The newlyweds plan to take their honeymoon next year, but for now, they’re soaking in the joy of their Texas love story, one porch swing moment at a time.
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