Congratulations to U.S. Senator Cory Booker and Alexis Lewis. The couple of 16 months tied the knot not once but twice this week, after getting engaged in September. The 56-year-old New Jersey native and the 38-year-old investment firm director said “I do” in two separate ceremonies, one in Booker’s beloved Newark, New Jersey, and the other in front of family and friends in Lewis’ hometown of Washington, D.C. The newly married power couple met in May 2024 after being set up on a blind date. Booker shared the news on social media, giving constituents and supporters a glimpse into the couple’s two weddings and the bride’s stunning wedding dresses.
In two posts shared to social media, Booker wrote, “Overflowing with gratitude. We said ‘I do’ in two places that shaped us—Cory’s beloved Newark and Alexis’s hometown of Washington, D.C.—first at the courthouse, then with our families. Hearts full and so grateful.”
The New Jersey native, who has been serving in the United States Senate since 2013, shared photos from the couple’s civil ceremony in New Jersey. For the more casual of the couple’s two ceremonies, the bride can be seen wearing a stunning knee-length white turtleneck dress with long sleeves and a matching cape. She accompanied the classic look with black heels and her long dark hair tied into a high ponytail.
View this post on InstagramIn a second post, the bride and groom can be seen in a series of photos from their private Washington, D.C., wedding. The beaming bride wore a strapless white lace gown with a tiered veil for the ceremony and a lace train for the party.
View this post on InstagramFans and followers quickly cast their votes in favor of the couple’s stunning wedding-day photos.
“What a stunning couple! Congratulations to you both! Wishing you all the best Senator and Mrs. Booker,” commented one. Another added, “Congratulations! What beautiful photos of a beautiful couple! Best to you!”
“Congratulations!” wrote another. “She looks like a First Lady.”
Another added, “How is this NOT on Vogue weddings??? This is the kind of inspo we DEMAND! She is stunning!”
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Who Is Alexis Lewis Booker?
View this post on InstagramAlexis Lewis and Cory Booker announced their engagement in September with Booker calling his then-fiancée “one of the greatest unearned blessings of my life.”
A month after announcing the news of their engagement, Booker appeared on the I’ve Had Itpodcast and shared his marriage timeline.
"I've had it with being single. 100%. Being single is not fun, especially when you're trying to date," he told hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie "Pumps" Sullivan. "And as a United States Senator, it's been a difficult, challenging time. So I've had it with that, and I'm very psyched that I'm getting married."
Lewis works as a vice president of investments at a real estate investment firm, having previously worked in economic policy roles for the City of Los Angeles. The Washington, D.C., native holds degrees from New York University and Cornell University.
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