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Meagan Good's Wedding To Pastor DeVon Franklin (Details)

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UPDATE-Meagan Good‘s Spanish-themed wedding to pastor and film executive DeVon Franklin took place yesterday (June 16) in Malibu, California. Meagan and DeVon kept details of their wedding under wraps but a couple pictures have surfaced on Twitter. The Jumping the Broom actress is seen in a gorgeous white lace bodice gown while her husband was full suited in white tuxedo and black bow tie.

More details have since surfaced on the beautiful wedding. According to People, Meagan’s wedding was attended by 400 of their closest friends and family including Tracey Edmonds, Derek Luke, Deion Sanders and Tasha Smith.

The beautiful bride wore a custom R-Mine gown with a purple train and Beverly Hills’s Jaxon the Jeweler jewels.

Meagan said of the wedding dress,

“I didn’t want girly. I wanted handsome. It’s got a bit of a masculine feel to it. I wanted something that felt a tad bit rebellious and out of the ordinary. That felt closer to my personality.”

After the nuptials the couples guest began tweeting their congratulations,

“Think Like a Man” producer Will Packer tweeted,
Congratulations to @meagangood & @DeVon_Franklin two amazing ppl inside & out. Those were the most beautiful vows I’ve ever heard!

Tracey Edmonds ‏said, “Happy Saturday Family! Beautiful day/evening sharing & celebrating love at @MeaganGood & @DeVon_Franklin wedding. Hope u r enjoying urs!!!Congratulations, love and blessings to @DeVon_Franklin & @MeaganGood who just JUMPED THE BROOM!!!!!!”

The couple who have openly discussed their journey of celibacy likely consummated their marriage…over…and over – and we can’t even blame them! Congrats to Meagan and DeVon!!!

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