See ‘Golden Bachelor’ star Theresa Nist’s wedding dress

Theresa Nist said yes to a beautiful dress for her wedding Gerry Turner.

Theresa, 70, married Gerry, 72, in a ceremony in California on Thursday, January 4, which was also televised during a Golden wedding special on ABC. For the big day, Theresa wore a white strapless Badgley Mischka mermaid dress with beautiful details. She opted for soft glamor and her hair was styled in signature waves. The look was completed with a classic veil adorned with small pearls.

Gerry, meanwhile, looked dapper in a tuxedo and shed a few tears as he watched Theresa make her grand entrance.

Before walking down the aisle, Theresa opened up exclusively We weekly about finding her perfect dress.

“When I met [one] dress, everyone in unison said, ‘Oh, that’s the dress,'” she said Usand noticed that she had brought her daughter, JenGerry’s daughters Inge, Jennyand daughter-in-law Amanda and part of her Golden bachelor costars shopping with her. ‘And they also said, ‘Oh, your face was glowing. You look so beautiful.” Now I’m trying to decide: should I wear a veil with it? Am I wearing a headgear?”

Theresa flocked over Us that she let all the women pick out their “favorite dress” in the store to try on, and the bride added that she might buy a second design for her reception because the first look “could be difficult to dance in.”

After their wedding, the couple will go to Italy for their honeymoon, thanks to ABC donating the trip to them.

After falling in love in season 1 of The golden bachelorTheresa and Gerry shared that they planned to get married “right away” during the live finale in November 2023.

Later that month, Gerry explained their reasoning during a “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast episode. “We are old!” He said, adding, “Think of it this way: You can wait a year in your 20s because that could be three percent of your remaining life. When you’re in your 70s, a year can be 10 to 20 percent of the time you have left.”

He continued, saying they “didn’t want to postpone” a wedding when they were “really looking forward to it.” [it] was right.”