President Trump Made a Big Show for White House Staffer Dan Scavino's Wedding
In an unexpected display of camaraderie, President Donald Trump arrived at Mar-a-Lago on Sunday to attend the wedding of his trusted White House deputy chief of staff, Dan Scavino. The ceremony marked the second high-profile nuptials at one of Trump's Florida properties in as many days, following a podcast mogul's wedding just hours earlier.
Scavino, 50, who has been a loyal ally of the president since the early days of his career, had proposed to US Embassy art director Erin Elmore outside the Oval Office last September. The big day was initially intended to be a surprise, but Scavino inadvertently spilled the beans during an interview on a podcast.
As Trump took the stage to congratulate Scavino, he praised the groom as "very loyal" and "very fantastic people." Among those in attendance were several high-profile figures, including tech mogul Elon Musk, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and Fox News host Sean Hannity.
Trump's presence at the ceremony was seen as a show of support for his close friend Scavino, who has played an important role in shaping the president's social media strategy. Scavino is also responsible for overseeing 4,000 political appointments that must clear the Senate.
The wedding marked a busy weekend for Trump, who had attended another high-profile event just hours earlier at the Alfalfa Club's black-tie dinner in Washington, DC. In a video message congratulating Bruesewitz, Trump joked that his friend had gotten "very, very lucky."
Scavino has come a long way since serving as a bag room assistant and caddie at Briar Hall Country Club in the 1990s. He was recently tapped by Trump to replace Sergio Gor as head of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, a role he has held since last October.
As Scavino and Elmore exchanged their vows, many of Trump's family members were also in attendance, including his daughter Tiffany and her husband Michael Boulos. The ceremony was a rare glimpse into the president's personal life, offering a peek at the close relationships within his inner circle.
In an unexpected display of camaraderie, President Donald Trump arrived at Mar-a-Lago on Sunday to attend the wedding of his trusted White House deputy chief of staff, Dan Scavino. The ceremony marked the second high-profile nuptials at one of Trump's Florida properties in as many days, following a podcast mogul's wedding just hours earlier.
Scavino, 50, who has been a loyal ally of the president since the early days of his career, had proposed to US Embassy art director Erin Elmore outside the Oval Office last September. The big day was initially intended to be a surprise, but Scavino inadvertently spilled the beans during an interview on a podcast.
As Trump took the stage to congratulate Scavino, he praised the groom as "very loyal" and "very fantastic people." Among those in attendance were several high-profile figures, including tech mogul Elon Musk, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and Fox News host Sean Hannity.
Trump's presence at the ceremony was seen as a show of support for his close friend Scavino, who has played an important role in shaping the president's social media strategy. Scavino is also responsible for overseeing 4,000 political appointments that must clear the Senate.
The wedding marked a busy weekend for Trump, who had attended another high-profile event just hours earlier at the Alfalfa Club's black-tie dinner in Washington, DC. In a video message congratulating Bruesewitz, Trump joked that his friend had gotten "very, very lucky."
Scavino has come a long way since serving as a bag room assistant and caddie at Briar Hall Country Club in the 1990s. He was recently tapped by Trump to replace Sergio Gor as head of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, a role he has held since last October.
As Scavino and Elmore exchanged their vows, many of Trump's family members were also in attendance, including his daughter Tiffany and her husband Michael Boulos. The ceremony was a rare glimpse into the president's personal life, offering a peek at the close relationships within his inner circle.
and i love how trump showed up to support him that's what friends are for 
it's not every day you see a president attend someone else's wedding, but it just goes to show that even in politics, there's room for love and kindness 
anyway, congrats to scavino and erin, may their love continue to grow and flourish 
I just don't get why Trump is making such a big deal about this wedding? I mean, he knows Scavino has been loyal to him and all that, but it feels like a PR stunt. Like, we're supposed to be impressed because the Prez showed up to some random wedding in Florida? 
And what's with all the big names at this thing? Elon Musk showing up seems weird to me... just using his Twitter followers or something? 
Anyway, I guess it's nice that Scavino found someone to marry and all, but can't we just focus on actual issues instead of celebrity weddings? 
anyway i guess it's cool that dan scavino got a shoutout from trump and all but lets be real folks he's been at mar-a-lago for years making sure trump doesn't get too many tweets wrong so this is kinda like trump saying thanks for not getting me fired 
to support Dan Scavino on his wedding day! It's great to see him showing love and appreciation for his staff and friends 
I mean, who wouldn't want to be married off by the President himself? 
guess that's what you call a who's who of celebrity guests 
he shows up to some random white house staffer's wedding like that? i remember when obama used to do that kind of thing too, but not as often, and back then it was all about celebrating his team, you know? now it just seems like another way for him to stay in the spotlight. but hey, congrats to dan scavino and erin elmore, may they have a happy life together 
... who knows what kind of after-party that was? 
like scavino has been with trump since day one, it makes sense he'd want him there. but seriously who else was at this wedding? 
gotta respect the fact that scavino got a shoutout from trump too 
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