Congratulations are in order for former Glee star Jenna Ushkowitz, who tied the knot with fiancé David Stanley over the weekend.
On Instagram, Jenna shared the happy news by posting a photo of the couple together and writing: "Mr and Mrs Stanley 7.24.21 ✨ The MOST magical day getting to marry this man."
Jenna announced her engagement to David last August, sharing a photo of herself showing off her new ring alongside David and their dog Bear with the caption: "Yes, a million times, yes."
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Speaking to Brides magazine about her big day, Jenna said: "We were elated and so grateful that we didn't have to push our wedding and that we got to have the day of our dreams.
"It was such a gift that we were able to share it with our friends and family."
"We always dreamed of a wedding on the smaller side, but with COVID, we definitely had to scale back more than we anticipated," Jenna continued.
"Having our closest family and loved ones there (safely) was a priority for us. By setting the expectation from the get-go that we had to limit guests, we were able to focus our planning and ensure that we could stay flexible in case any element of the day needed to change."
Jenna and David have been an item since 2018, after meeting on dating app Hinge. The actress, who is best known for playing Tina Cohen-Chang on Glee, has gone on to become a Broadway producer, winning a Tony award for her revival of Once on This Island.
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