Montana Jordan Weds Jenna Weeks in a Country Fairytale

Montana Jordan, best known for playing Georgie Cooper in Young Sheldon, is officially a married man. The 22-year-old tied the knot with his longtime love, Jenna Weeks, in what they lovingly called a “classic cowboy” wedding. The ceremony took place at Dove Hollow Estate in Texas on June 21, and it was everything the couple had dreamed of — country charm with just the right amount of elegance.

A Day Full of Heart

From the start, Montana let Jenna take the reins. He told her to plan the wedding how she wanted, hoping the day would be everything she imagined. And by the look of it, she nailed it. The whole event was designed to feel intimate, special, and close to home. That’s what mattered most to both of them — family and feeling grounded.

About 200 guests showed up to celebrate, including some familiar faces from the Young Sheldon cast. Emily Osment, Rachel Bay Jones, Will Sasso, Jessie Prez, and Raegan Revord were all there, adding a touch of Hollywood to the Southern celebration.

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The Ceremony With Meaning

Before the ceremony began, Montana and Jenna had a private moment where they exchanged handwritten vows. That quiet, personal touch set the tone for the day. They kept the faith front and center, taking communion during the ceremony as a way to honor their Christian roots.

Jenna walked down the aisle to a beautiful violin version of CeCe Winans’ “Goodness of God,” her father by her side. She wore a gown by Valentini and described it as the kind of dress that made her feel like a princess. Later in the evening, she changed into a shorter dress to hit the dance floor.

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Montana switched outfits too. He changed into Wranglers, a pearl snap shirt, and a pair of cowboy boots that had clearly been through some stories of their own.

Love in Every Detail

They decorated the barn with soft tones of ivory, sand, champagne, and black. French chandeliers hung from the beams. White flowers and glowing candles made the space feel like a rustic fairytale. Their first dance as husband and wife was to “Tennessee Whiskey” by Chris Stapleton, and after that, they had the traditional mother-son and father-daughter dances.

Dinner was pure comfort. Caesar salad, chicken Alfredo, baked spaghetti, and a vegan option for guests who needed it. Green beans, mashed potatoes, gravy, and fresh rolls filled the table. It was the kind of southern meal that makes everyone feel at home.

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Dessert came in the form of a three-tier wedding cake. Each layer was a different flavor. Butter vanilla with strawberry filling, chocolate with raspberry, and strawberry with cream cheese. Every tier was decorated with simple white bows — classy, elegant, and full of flavor.

A Love Story That Started with a Concert

Montana and Jenna met back in 2021. Neither of them really planned it. Both were dragged to a Cody Johnson concert in Nacogdoches, Texas, by their families. Jenna’s family was just looking for a good spot to stand when they ended up right next to Montana’s. And that was it. They hit it off, and the rest, as they say, is history.

They’ve been together ever since.

Why They Love Each Other

Jenna says what stands out about Montana is his compassion, his patience, his humor, and how dedicated he is to the people he loves. He always finds a way to make her laugh. And when life gets overwhelming, he’s steady.

For Montana, talking about what he loves most wasn’t easy — not because he didn’t have answers, but because he had too many. Her selflessness. Her ability to forgive. Her beauty. Especially when she doesn’t know he’s watching. Like when she brushes her hair. Or laughs at something no one else finds funny. That’s when he sees her the most.

A Family Already in Motion

The couple welcomed their first child, a daughter named Emma Rae, just over a year ago. So this marriage wasn’t just about the two of them — it was about the life they’re building as a family. That’s why Montana proposed to Jenna on their own land in Texas. They want to raise their kids there. Build a home. Grow old together.

The day after his proposal, Montana posted a message on Instagram with photos from the moment, telling Jenna she’s the love of his life. He wrote that he loved her “to the moon and back a million times and more.”

Living the Role, In Real Life

Funny enough, Montana’s real life isn’t far off from his character Georgie in Young Sheldon’s spinoff, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage. Just like Georgie, Montana’s now a young dad raising a child in Texas and learning what marriage really means.

But he says he won’t be taking advice from his TV role. “He’s always in trouble with the wife,” Montana joked. “And I don’t like to be in trouble.”

Looking Forward Together

Jenna shared that she’s excited about all the small moments ahead. Raising their daughter. Watching her grow. Maybe one day sitting on a porch swing as grandparents, looking back on all they built together.

Their honeymoon is set for next year. But for now, they’re just enjoying life as husband and wife — right where their story began.