 May 10, 2008
Posted: 09:45 AM ET
From CNN White House Correspondent Elaine Quijano 
First daughter Jenna Bush marries her longtime boyfriend Henry Hager Saturday night.
 CRAWFORD, Texas (CNN) — First daughter Jenna Bush and Henry Hager — the son of a well-connected Virginia Republican — say "I do" Saturday on President Bush's 1,600-acre ranch in Crawford, Texas. "I had to face some very difficult spending decisions and I've had to conduct sensitive diplomacy. That's called planning for a wedding," Bush told the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on March 12. The plans are largely under wraps, but they call for gathering by a lake in front of an altar and four-foot high cross made from Texas limestone. "This is the time when the wildflowers are all blooming. And I think it will be a very, very lovely wedding, and it will be very like Jenna and Henry," first lady Laura Bush recently said. Jenna Bush told CNN's Larry King on April 24 that the wedding will include "all relatives, our families, really, kind of big. So it's half-family and then half-very close friends." More wedding details » Not all of her friends will be on hand though. Filed under: Jenna Bush • President Bush |
 
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