Montana Jordan Ties the Knot With Jenna Weeks in a Weekend Wedding
Young Sheldon and Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage star, Montana Jordan, who plays Georgie Cooper, has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, Jenna Weeks. The couple exchanged vows in a romantic 'classic cowboy' themed wedding on June 21 in Texas, surrounded by family, friends, and some of Jordan's co-stars.
Montana Jordan, best known for playing Georgie Cooper on Young Sheldon and its spinoff, Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage, is now a married man. The 22-year-old actor tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, Jenna Weeks, in a Texas wedding that blended country charm with elegance.
The couple exchanged vows on Saturday, June 21, at Dove Hollow Estate in Texas, surrounded by around 200 guests, including Jordan's co-stars Emily Osment, Rachel Bay Jones, Will Sasso, Jessie Prez, and Raegan Revord. The wedding followed a 'classic cowboy' theme, with French chandeliers, soft ivory florals, and candles.
Weeks described their vision to People as 'country but elegant,' and Jordan happily let her lead the planning, calling it her 'perfect day.' The couple shared that they wanted to make the ceremony 'memorable and intimate,' with a strong emphasis on family and faith. The couple privately exchanged handwritten vows before a ceremony officiated by their hometown pastor, which included a communion ritual to reflect their Christian beliefs.
Weeks looked radiant in a Valentini wedding gown, describing the experience as feeling like a 'real-life princess.' She later changed into a shorter, more dance-friendly dress. Jordan also swapped his ceremony look for a more relaxed outfit, which was Wranglers, a pearl snap shirt, and worn-in cowboy boots.
Montana Jordan and Jenna Weeks' first dance was to 'Tennessee Whiskey' by Chris Stapleton, followed by traditional mother-son and father-daughter dances. For those unaware, Jordan and Weeks first met in 2021 at a Cody Johnson concert in Nacogdoches, Texas. They were both 18 when their families brought them along, and from that moment, their relationship blossomed. Jordan proposed in January 2025 on the land where they plan to build their family home. The couple already shares a daughter, 13-month-old Emma Rae.
Originally reported by Devanshi Basu on ComingSoon.net.
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