Donald Trump’s youngest daughter Tiffany marries Michael Boulos at Mar-a-Lago in Florida

Tiffany Trump, the “oh yeah, her” Trump child, was married on Saturday to Michael Boulos at Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach, Florida resort, the residence of Donald and Melania Trump, and one-time home of over 300 classified documents taken from The White House. For a time, it looked as if Hurricane Nicole would cause mayhem during the nuptials, but better winds prevailed.

As reported by The New York Times, the affair was planned by Toni Briess, an events and wedding coordinator who also does “luxury consultancy” with offices in Paris, Beirut, and Riyadh. The 25-year-old Boulos was born in Houston, Texas to a wealthy Lebanese family based out of Lagos, Nigeria, where he was raised. The family businesses include Boulos Enterprises, which assembles and distributes outboard motors and motorcycle engines, and also companies that manufacture furniture and toilet paper. Boulos attended City University of London, and he and Tiffany currently reside in Miami.

The 29-year-old Trump met her future husband in the summer of 2018 at Lindsay Lohan’s beach club on the Greek island of Mykonos. At the wedding, she wore a custom dress designed by Elle Saab, and was escorted down the aisle by the 45th American president, just days after many of his anointed ones for the midterm elections came up bust. The couple announced their engagement via Instagram on the final full day of Trump’s presidency. Boulos proposed at the White House’s Rose Garden. People magazine reported that the rock cost $1.2 million.

A graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center, Tiffany Trump is not as involved in her father’s businesses as her half-siblings, Donald Jr., Eric, and Ivanka, all of whom were in attendance at wedding weekend events. She is also the only adult Trump child not to be sued by New York attorney general Letitia James.