The senator and real estate investment professional wed at the courthouse in his beloved Newark, and in a traditional white wedding for family only in D.C.
The celebration was livestreamed so all of Whitfield's followers and supporters, who have witnessed his journey to love, could be extra special guests.
The couple fell in love in Brooklyn, tied the knot in Lake Como, and celebrated their new union with their crew in Los Angeles. Get into the pictures.
The Spelman and Morehouse grads' love is so nice, they tied the knot twice, including in a traditional Nigerian wedding on Valentine's Day.
With 235 guests there in support, the couple tied the knot in the same venue that Barack and Michelle said 'I do' in.
The North Carolina A&T grads narrowly missed each other on campus but finally connected through DMs. See their beautiful destination wedding in Portugal.
She swiped left the first time — but fate gave Candyce and Michael a romantic do-over. They said "I do" with their children as the wedding party.
With groomsmen like Matt Barnes and Baron Davis, and basketball-inspired details throughout, the 76ers assistant coach and business banking executive celebrated their love in a major way.
Take a peek inside their star-studded celebration, filled with good vibes, great friends and lots of love.
In front of her son, Beyoncé, Tyler Perry and more, Gloria, whose coming-out-story was shared on the 2017 song “Smile,” said “I do” to her longtime partner.
From its extravagant decor to having Montell Jordan officiate and guests including Jeezy, Yandy Smith-Harris and more, the restaurateurs had “the wedding of the century.”
From LeBron and Savannah to Steph and Ayesha, the guest list for the couple’s packed wedding weekend was filled with the best of Black love.
The top divorce attorney and businessman had two lavish celebrations, one local and a destination wedding, in locales close to their hearts.
Initially hesitant to marry again, the couple celebrated their love in a uniquely fabulous way in Jamaica on the universal day of love.
The celebration was filled with unique touches, from a custom pretzel wall to an epic swag surfin' moment with guests.
The pair, who met at Bible study but waited six years to date, made it official with the support of loved ones, including "Uncle" Kirk Franklin.
In addition to honoring their Haitian and St. Vincent roots, they also honored their Black Greek letter organizations, which brought them together.
Four years after their wedding celebration was postponed due to COVID-19, the couple went big, in planning and opulence, with their destination wedding in Spain.
Candice met DeVaughn, the man who would be her husband, six months after she says God led her to leave NYC for LA.
The couple, who knew each other only in passing as kids, finally connected as adults and realized they were soulmates.
The New Orleans nuptials brought out some big names in politics, entertainment and business — all on hand to celebrate their love.
