It will be the 19th wedding in the 200-plus-year history of the White House.
Naomi Biden and Neal were exchanging “I do’s” during a ceremony scheduled for 11 a.m. — with temperatures forecast in the high 30s — on the which has been turned into a wedding venue for the very first time. It’s also the first White House wedding with a president’s granddaughter as the bride.
Naomi Biden, 28, is a lawyer in Washington. Her parents are Hunter Biden, the son of the president and first lady Jill Biden, and Kathleen Buhle, Hunter’s first wife. After the 20-somethings officially become husband and wife, their families and the wedding party will get out of the cold and head back inside the White House for lunch, which is to be followed in the evening by a dessert-and-dancing reception, according to a person familiar with the planning who was not authorized to publicly discuss the wedding schedule.
But the May 1994 wedding of a brother of then-first lady Hillary Clinton and the daughter of then-U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer — the first since Tricia Nixon’s marriage — was closed to the press. Clinton’s spokesperson commented afterward and the White House released a photo.
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