Olympic gymnast Simone Biles and her husband, Houston Texans Safety Jonathan Owens, had a second and more ritzy wedding in Cabo, Mexico.
A month after tying the knot in a private ceremony at the Harris County Courthouse in Houston, Texas, the couple arranged a lavish wedding in Cabo to exchange “I do’s” in front of 144 friends and family.
TMZ shared photos of Biles donning a sheer white floral wedding gown by Galia Lahav for the ceremony. In one shot, Biles carried a bouquet of white flowers while hanging on her father’s arm as he walked her down the aisle. Other pictures also displayed the athletic couple exchanging wedding vows; Biles read hers from a piece of paper. As wedding attendees mingled in a couple of photos, Owens and Biles were seemingly in their own world, glancing into each other’s eyes and exchanging a kiss.
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According to world-renowned wedding photographer Stanley Babb, the couple hosted a wedding welcome party on Cinco de Mayo prior to their beach wedding ceremony.
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Iris Films, a Georgia-based film production company, compiled footage from the beach party into a single Instagram post.
The clip showed Owens and Biles seemingly having a blast dancing and laughing with their guests, throwing back shots and watching fire performers.
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Per a Sis2Sis report, the power couple officially tied the knot at a courthouse in Houston on April 21, which confused some fans that the two millionaires settled on a $100 to $150 wedding.
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But Biles explained to her followers in her Instagram Story that the courthouse wedding was more of a formality.
“We had to get married ‘legally’ here in the U.S. since our wedding will be a destination wedding,” She wrote on April 23.
Owens proposed to Biles on Feb. 14, 2022, presenting the gymnast with an oval-shaped diamond engagement ring by jeweler Zo Frost. In March 2023, the couple announced they were building a home from the ground up in Texas.
