Christine Brown of the reality TV show “Sister Wives” fame has remarried! The 50-year-old said “I do” to 62-year-old David Woolley in an intimate wedding ceremony in Lehi, Utah on January 14th.
A Whirlwind Romance
After her split from husband of over 25 years Kody Brown in late 2021, Christine met David online last spring. Their romance quickly blossomed into love, with David getting down on one knee to pop the question just months later.
While their fast-moving relationship raised some eyebrows, Christine has adamantly declared David her soulmate. In a recent interview, she pinpointed the exact moment she knew he was “the one”:
“It was our third date. He picked me up, opened the door for me, told me I was beautiful, gave me flowers, held every door—things that Kody had stopped doing years ago. I just knew David was my person.”
An Emotional Ceremony
Around 50 close friends and family members gathered to witness Christine and David exchange vows. The atmosphere was filled with love, though bittersweet emotions abounded as well.
Christine’s ex-husband Kody was notably absent. He later explained feeling conflicted about attending:
“As much as I want to support Christine, it feels awkward watching your ex-wife marry a new man. In the end I felt it best to let her enjoy her special day without any unnecessary drama.”
Christine’s former sister wife Janelle, however, had nothing but praise for the newlyweds:
“After years of watching Christine suffer with Kody, I’m so thrilled to see her radiating pure joy with David. He’s truly healed the deep wounds she carried for so long.”
In an emotional moment, Christine’s adult children presented her with a mother-son dance in place of the traditional father-daughter dance. Her son Gabe remarked:
“Mom stood by my dad through thick and thin and deserved so much better. I’ll always regret we couldn’t give her the wedding of her dreams, but I’m thankful we can all finally move forward.”
The Ceremony Details
Christine dazzled in an off-white gown with lace detailing, while David looked dapper in a black suit. The bride carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby’s breath.
The couple exchanged traditional vows underneath a floral archway on the grounds of a restored barn venue. In a nod to their religious backgrounds, local church leader Bill Hart officiated the non-denominational ceremony.
| Wedding Party | |
|---|---|
| Maid of Honor | Aspyn Thompson (Christine’s daughter) |
| Best Man | David’s brother, Mike Woolley |
| Bridesmaids | Mykelti Padron (Christine’s daughter), Maddie Brown (Christine’s daughter) |
| Groomsmen | David’s sons Adam & Ryan Woolley |
In their vows, the glowing couple emphasized their compatibility and pledged to cherish one another unconditionally. They sealed their marriage with a passionate kiss amid cheers from family and friends.
The Reception Celebrations
Following the ceremony, guests headed indoors to a beautifully decorated barn reception filled with rustic-chic details.
The menu featured the couple’s favorite foods, including prime rib, baked salmon, creamy mashed potatoes, fresh salads, and decadent desserts. A towering, 5-tier red velvet wedding cake with buttercream frosting took center stage.
In lieu of throwing a bouquet, Christine gifted her bridal flowers to her mother Annie, who was visibly emotional throughout the day.
The reception’s highlight was undoubtedly the couple’s lively first dance to “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”—complete with a steamy dip that prompted Christine to later joke, “I never knew David had those smooth moves in him!”
What Comes Next for the Newlyweds?
While David lives in Utah, the two have yet to announce plans to cohabitate full-time. Christine splits her time between Utah and Arizona to remain close to her children and grandkids.
She also plans to continue filming “Sister Wives” for the foreseeable future. Fans are eager to see how her relationships with Kody and her former sister wives evolve post-divorce.
As for Christine and David? The sky seems to be the limit for these two soulmates beginning an exciting new chapter together!
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