Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Vegas Wedding Included One Unexpected Fashion Choice
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is officially married after exchanging vows with longtime fiancé Brian Glenn during a ceremony in Las Vegas, marking a new chapter for the former Georgia lawmaker and conservative television journalist.
Greene, 52, and Glenn, 57, were married Tuesday at the Bellagio, one of the city’s most recognizable resorts. The couple had announced their engagement in December 2025 after dating for approximately three years.
The couple reportedly secured their marriage license just days before exchanging vows in front of family members and close friends.
The newlyweds later shared glimpses of their wedding on social media.
“Last night, surrounded by our families, @brianglenntv and I said ‘I do,'” Greene wrote in a post on X the morning after the ceremony, alongside several photographs showing the couple smiling together at the Bellagio’s Terrazza di Sogno overlooking the famous fountains.
Hours before the wedding, Glenn hinted at the milestone with a brief message on X, posting a photo of the couple kissing alongside the caption, “The clock is ticking.”
Photos from the event drew attention online after Greene opted to pair her wedding gown with white sneakers instead of traditional formal footwear.
According to TMZ, the ceremony featured a playlist of romantic songs, including Alex Warren’s “The Ordinary” for Greene’s entrance. Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect” was also played, while Frank Sinatra’s classic “Fly Me to the Moon” reportedly concluded the celebration.
The festivities continued well beyond the exchange of vows. Guests reportedly spent part of the evening enjoying casino games, including roulette, craps and slot machines, embracing the Las Vegas setting before gathering for dinner at Spago, Wolfgang Puck’s flagship restaurant inside the Bellagio.
The wedding comes months after Greene stepped away from Congress. She announced her resignation in November 2025 after representing Georgia’s 14th Congressional District.
In her resignation message, Greene said she believed elected officials should remain accountable to the people who sent them to Washington and argued that representatives must be free to vote according to the interests of their constituents.
She also voiced frustration with what she described as the growing influence of political insiders, major corporate interests and powerful donor groups, while encouraging Americans to recognize the influence they hold over the nation’s political system.
Greene’s departure from Congress followed a highly publicized split with President Donald Trump on several political issues, despite having been one of his most outspoken allies for years. She was also among the few Republican lawmakers to publicly break with portions of the party’s foreign policy positions.
Now, with her political career behind her, Greene appears focused on a new personal milestone as she and Glenn begin married life together.
