Jalen Hurts weds Bry Burrows in scenic Napa Valley ceremony — 2 months after marriage bombshell
Jalen Hurts and wife Bryonna 'Bry' Burrows enjoyed a second wedding ceremony at the Four Seasons hotel in Napa Valley, Calif., over the weekend, as seen in photos obtained Sunday by The Post.
The Eagles' Super Bowl-winning quarterback looked dapper in a white tuxedo jacket during the weekend-long festivities in wine country, as captured in the snaps.
10 Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts looks on during his wedding weekend in June 2025.
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10 The lavish affair took place in Napa Valley.
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10 The event comes two months after Jalen Hurts revealed in April 2025 that he and Bry Burrows are married.
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The lavish affair comes two months after Hurts, 26, revealed he and Burrows privately tied the knot in his cover interview with Men's Health, which was released in April.
'You can call her my wife,' Hurts told Men's Health in his interview.
Page Six reported Sunday that Hurts and Burrows rented out the Four Seasons hotel for the weekend, adding 'a big dinner was held Thursday at the pool before Friday's barn party.'
10 The celebrations took place in wine country California.
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10 An aerial shot of the grounds.
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10 The ceremony took place Saturday.
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Hurts is flying high this offseason after he and the Eagles routed the Chiefs in Super Bowl 2025 in February, 40-22.
Burrows, who met Hurts at the University of Alabama in 2016, celebrated with the quarterback on the field at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.
The newlyweds made their red carpet debut as husband and wife at the Met Gala in May.
10 Bry Burrows and Jalen Hurts in February 2025.
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10 The couple celebrated the Eagles' Super Bowl triumph in New Orleans.
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10 Bry Burrows and Jalen Hurts attend the Met Gala on Monday, May 5, 2025, in New York.
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10 Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback Jalen Hurts looks to throw during practice at the NFL football team's training facility in Philadelphia, Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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Hurts revealed their engagement last September at the start of Philadelphia's championship season.
Hurts is enjoying some time off before the Eagles' training camp begins on July 22.
The Eagles open the 2025 season against their rival Cowboys in Philadelphia on Thursday, Sept. 4.
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