Marjorie Taylor Greene trades heels for sneakers, celebrates wedding night on Bellagio casino floor

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Marjorie Taylor Greene may have tied the knot with longtime partner Brian Glenn this week, but it was her unconventional bridal style that quickly became the highlight of the celebration.

The former Georgia congresswoman swapped traditional wedding heels for sneakers before heading to the Bellagio casino floor with family and friends after exchanging vows, giving her Las Vegas wedding a distinctly laid-back touch.

Marjorie Taylor Greene wears sneakers with her wedding gown

Greene, 52, married conservative journalist Brian Glenn, 57, at the Bellagio after the couple dated for three years.

They became engaged in December 2025 and officially obtained their marriage license on Friday, July 24, before exchanging vows four days later.

Sharing the news on X the following morning, Greene posted four photos from the ceremony.

"Last night, surrounded by our families, @brianglenntv and I said 'I do,'" she wrote.

The pictures showed the couple smiling together at the Terrazza di Sogno at the Bellagio.

While Greene wore a classic white bridal gown, she completed the look with sneakers instead of traditional wedding shoes, giving her outfit a casual touch for the Las Vegas celebration.

Brian Glenn also marked the occasion on Tuesday night, posting a photo of the pair kissing alongside the caption, "The clock is ticking."

According to TMZ, Greene walked down the aisle to Alex Warren's 'The Ordinary'. Ed Sheeran's 'Perfect' was also played during the ceremony, while Frank Sinatra's 'Fly Me to the Moon' closed out the celebration.

Marjorie Taylor Greene celebrates wedding night at Bellagio casino

The festivities did not end after the vows.

Still dressed in her wedding gown, Greene joined Glenn, along with family and friends, on the Bellagio casino floor, embracing one of Las Vegas' best-known traditions.

The group reportedly spent time playing several casino games, including craps, roulette, and slot machines.

Instead of changing into a reception outfit, Greene celebrated in the same bridal dress she wore during the ceremony, adding another memorable moment to the evening.

After trying their luck at the tables, the newlyweds and their guests reportedly gathered for dinner at Spago, Wolfgang Puck's flagship restaurant inside the Bellagio.

The combination of sneakers, a wedding gown, and casino games made Greene's celebration stand out from a traditional wedding reception and offered a glimpse into the couple's laid-back approach to the occasion.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's wedding comes months after leaving Congress

The wedding also marks a new chapter for Greene following her departure from public office.

She resigned from Congress in November 2025, ending her time representing Georgia's 14th congressional district.

In her resignation announcement, Greene reflected on her political journey and explained why she believed she could no longer continue in Washington.

"Loyalty should be a two-way street, and we should be able to vote with our conscience and represent our district's interests, because our job title is literally Representative. America First should mean America first and only Americans first, with no other foreign country ever being attached to America First in our halls of government," she said.

Greene also warned that ordinary Americans were being pushed aside by what she described as powerful political and corporate interests before concluding that lasting change would ultimately come from the public rather than Washington itself.