Ree Drummond Shares Update on Daughter Paige's Wedding at Drummond Ranch: ‘2 Days'
Ree Drummond and her husband, Ladd Drummond, are gearing up for the wedding of their second-born daughter, Paige Drummond, and her soon-to-be husband, David Andersen. The Pioneer Woman star shared an update on the celebration just days before it is set to take place.
'Our second baby is getting married here in 2 days,' Ree, 56, wrote alongside a photo of her and Ladd, 56, shared to her Instagram Stories on Thursday, May 15.
Last month, Ree shared a photo of Paige, 25, and David on her Instagram, revealing that the wedding planning was in full swing.
'We're getting to the stage where we're finalizing the ceremony program, figuring out the seating chart, coordinating transportation…and pulling up Accuweather about six times a day to see how the wedding day forecast has changed,' the April 23 post said. 'Will we have 40 mph wind gusts or a perfect still evening? Will we have hail? Will Ladd keep the cattle (and manure and flies) out of the South Big South until after the wedding? Will the basset hounds hear the commotion and crash Paige's wedding like they did Alex's? Only time will tell. So for now, I'll just say I'm SO excited for Paige. She loves her fella and she can't wait to marry him, and that's all this mama really needs to know.'
The month prior, Ree shared on her Pioneer Woman blog that Paige and David had a couples wedding shower to celebrate their soon-approaching wedding.
'This past weekend, Paige and David (and lots of friends and family!) were in town for a party and a shower, and now that the weekend is over, I feel hungover — not from alcoholic beverages, but from the sheer love and romance of it all,' the Food Network personality shared along with photos from the event. 'I'm starting to get so excited about the wedding! At the same time, I'm glad the wedding is still two months away, haha. I've gotta get on that rowing machine, man. I know Paige has a few details going on, but at this point my main goal is to be able to zip my dress. Kidding not kidding.'
Ree has been excited to be a part of the wedding planning process from the start. The cookbook author revealed back in September 2024 that she went with Paige to go wedding dress shopping. Paige ended up trying on 40 dresses total at different bridal salons before finding The One.
'My second child wound up finding the dress of her dreams. I can't show you the dress right now for obvious reasons, and in order to preserve the wedding dress magic, I'm also not sharing the forty she tried on,' she wrote on her blog at the time. 'But I PROMISE you that the week after the wedding next May, I will post a gallery of every single contender. It was such a fun fashion show and I would love to dig into all the options and details and share what I learned. For now, I'm just so thrilled for Paige that she found a dress that she absolutely loves and that she feels is right for her. That's the whole point! (Maybe David's mom and I will take you all shopping with us as we shop for our mother-of-the-bride/groom dresses. We'll definitely need some champagne for that!!)'
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