Nellie Grant, daughter of President Ulysses S. Grant, married Algernon Sartoris in the East Room of the White House in 1874.Nellie Grant marries Algernon Sartoris at the White House.
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The Grants redecorated the East Room for the occasion, adding columns with gold-leaf accents and new chandeliers, according to the White House Historical Association. A bell made of pink roses also hung above the couple as they exchanged their vows.
President Grover Cleveland became the first and only president to marry in the White House when he wed Frances Folsom in 1886.President Grover Cleveland and Frances Folsom's wedding.
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The wedding, held in the Blue Room of the White House, was attended by 28 guests.
Two other presidents have wed while in office, but their weddings were not held in the White House. John Tyler married his second wife, Julia, in a private ceremony in New York City in 1844, while Woodrow Wilson married his second wife, Edith, in her Washington, DC, home in 1915.
President Theodore Roosevelt's daughter Alice Lee Roosevelt married congressman Nicholas Longworth in the East Room in 1906.President Theodore Roosevelt, right, with his daughter Alice and Nicholas Longworth on their wedding day.
Wilson's youngest daughter, Eleanor, also held her wedding in the White House in 1914.Eleanor Wilson on her wedding day.
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The New York Times reported that Eleanor's gown was made of ivory satin with a tulle tunic and point-lace trim on her wedding day in 1914. She also wore a cap embellished with orange blossoms.
President Lyndon B. Johnson's daughter Luci married Patrick Nugent in 1966.Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent cut their wedding cake as President Lyndon B. Johnson and first lady Lady Bird Johnson look on.
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The couple held their ceremony at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and their reception in the East Room. Luci wore a wedding gown designed by Priscilla Kidder.
Luci's sister, Lynda, got married in the East Room the following year to Charles Robb, a captain in the Marines.Charles Robb and Lynda Johnson walk through an arch of drawn swords as they leave the East Room of the White House following their wedding ceremony.
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Lynda Bird's wedding dress, designed by Geoffrey Beene, was embellished with buttons at the high neck and down the princess-line seams.
President Richard Nixon held the first outdoor White House wedding for his daughter Tricia and Edward Finch Cox in 1971.Edward Finch Cox and Tricia Nixon Cox walk through rows of flowers in the White House Rose Garden following their wedding.
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The wedding ceremony took place in the White House Rose Garden, followed by a reception in the East Room.
Tricia wore a white silk organdy gown appliquéd with Alençon lace and lily embroidery designed by Kidder.
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's brother Tony Rodham wed Nicole Boxer in the Rose Garden in 1994.Tony Rodham and Nicole Boxer on their wedding day.
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Rodham married Boxer, who is Senator Barbara Boxer's daughter, in an outdoor ceremony in front of 250 guests.
"Everyone was extremely happy," Neel Lattimore, a spokesman for the first lady, told the Los Angeles Times in 1994. "There was applause at the end of the wedding and a lot of laughter."
President Barack Obama hosted the wedding of his official White House photographer Pete Souza to Patti Lease in the Rose Garden in 2013.White House photographer Pete Souza in 2013.
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"The ceremony was performed by Chaplain [Stan] Fornea and they were joined by roughly 35 family members and friends," a White House official told NBC News. "We all wish them well."
President Joe Biden's granddaughter Naomi will hold her wedding at the White House in November.Naomi Biden (left) with First Lady Jill Biden and President Joe Biden.
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Naomi Biden, a 28-year-old lawyer at the white-shoe law firm Arnold & Porter, announced her plans to have her wedding reception at the White House in a tweet on Monday.
Her fiancé, Peter Neal, is a 24-year-old law student at the University of Pennsylvania hailing from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
The reception is scheduled for November 19, according to CNN, who first reported on the wedding plans.
