Andrew Cuomo & Kerry Kennedy’s Daughter, 29, Marries in Stunning Lace Gown: Pics, Including Father-Daughter Dance

Mariah Kennedy Cuomo, 29, daughter of Andrew Cuomo and Kerry Kennedy, married Accelerated Digital Media CEO Tellef Lundevall in Hyannisport, Massachusetts. The wedding, held at the Kennedy family compound, featured stunning ocean views and intricate decorations.

Mariah wore a strapless lace gown with an elongated train and a dramatic veil. She opted for simple makeup and accessories, carrying a cream and white bouquet. Photos showed her getting ready with her bridesmaids, Michaela and Cara Kennedy Cuomo, who wore corset dresses with floral prints.

The couple exchanged vows under a floral altar. Sweet moments included Mariah cutting a massive wedding cake and dancing with her father, Andrew Cuomo. Andrew, who approves of Tellef, once joked about liking his daughter’s boyfriend to avoid “Natural Defiance Syndrome,” but clarified, “The boyfriend is very nice, and we like the boyfriend.”

Guests enjoyed dancing and heartfelt moments, including Mariah and Tellef being lifted on chairs. The celebration was filled with joy and love, with family and friends sharing in the festivities.

Mariah announced her engagement to Tellef in November 2023, expressing her love with the caption, “That’s amore! Love you and yes a million times over @tellef920 ❤️.” Tellef, a Brown University graduate, has impressed Mariah’s family with his accomplishments and character.

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