Jessa Duggar became a married woman Saturday, tying the knot with Ben Seewald in front of nearly 1,000 guests at First Baptist Church in Bentonville, Ark.
Jessa Duggar and Ben Seewald in one of their many sweet Instagram moments. Her shirt sums it all up, really.
If you watch 19 Kids and Counting online, you know that her older sister Jill Duggar's wedding, which took place June 21, aired on last week's episode.
At that time, Jessa Duggar and Ben Seewald weren't even engaged. They didn't waste any time planning their wedding after he proposed in August!
It's official now, after a magical ceremony and reception that lacked cake (Jessa prefers ice cream) and their first kiss (they wanted that to be in private).
Despite their youth, 21-year-old Jessa and 19-year-old Ben have both known what they wanted from the start, and that shone through at their wedding.
Her younger sister Jinger Duggar was her maid of honor. No Jana Duggar this time, which gave her a reprieve from some of the planning, hopefully.
Ben's sisters Jessica Seewald, Danielle Seewald and Michelle Seewald, along with friends Peyton Weiss, Anna Hackel and Amara Query were bridesmaids.
Seewald's best man was best friend Dylan McMahan. Groomsmen included his brother Russ Seewald and Duggar's brothers Josiah and Joseph.
Flower girls included Jordyn-Grace Duggar and Faith Seewald.
Jill Duggar, now pregnant with her first child, was repeatedly smiling sweetly to her husband Derick Dillard during the ceremony. She knows this feeling!
How long until Jessa and Ben start a family of their own too?
We would not put it past them to get cracking right away, as Jill and older brother Josh Duggar have done. And of course parents Jim Bob and Michelle.
In any case, relive their road to the altar with some of the best photos of the couple, who have been together about 14 months now, in the gallery above.
They really are cute together, whatever you think of the family and the controversies they've caused of late. All we have to say in conclusion is this:
When will it be Jana's turn, Jim Bob?!
The Duggar parents often accompany their children on dates in order to maintain their "accountability" and "keep things from going in the wrong direction," per Jim Bob. The girls are fine with this, as being alone with men puts them in grave "moral danger." When the parents aren't available, their older siblings will often tag along, making every date a group date and a family affair.
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