It has been almost one month since Jason and Maddie Duggar tied the knot in a beautiful, East Tennessee ceremony. Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo attended the wedding all the way from Los Angeles. They discuss the event in detail in the latest episode of their podcast. They also have an additional YouTube video that features footage of the wedding. Their conversation includes talk about the dance that Jason and Maddie had, which was a first for a Duggar.
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
More On Jason Duggar's Wedding
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"Security making sure no one crazy comes in" - not a very Christian thing for Jinger to say.
ReplyDeleteThey can discuss Jana's new kitchen on their next podcast. lol
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of dance was that with Jason and Maddie? All they did was stand there in one spot and sway. Someone should have taken him for dancing lessons before the wedding, the way Jana must have had.
ReplyDeleteThe family looks so natural in this video, relaxed and enjoying each other.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand the appeal of podcasts. Who has 45 minutes to listen to those two talk to each other? How do they have 45 minutes (probably longer, unedited) to sit and film each other? There are better things to do with your life. Give your growing kids attention. Give others attention. Work at your job. Make the world a better place by volunteering (I guarantee you that will put life in perspective unlike any podcast can). Do anything but spend hours doting on yourselves! On your dying day, will you wish you had done more podcasts, or wish you had done something else? (This goes to all podcasters, not just these two.) Are Jinger and Jeremy convinced that their ramblings are important to the world? If so, I truly feel sorry for them. Think about it.
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