Tyrod Taylor gets married as he starts new career chapter with Packers
Green Bay Packers backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor and his fiancée, Bianka Charity-Parker, tied the knot in a stunning ceremony in upstate New York, the pair shared Sunday in a joint Instagram post. Taylor and Charity-Parker, who announced their engagement in March, were married at Wildflower Farms, an Auberge Collection hotel resort in New York’s Hudson Valley, according to Birch Event Design.
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Green Bay Packers backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor and his fiancée, Bianka Charity-Parker, tied the knot in a stunning ceremony in upstate New York, the pair shared Sunday in a joint Instagram post. Taylor and Charity-Parker, who announced their engagement in March, were married at Wildflower Farms, an Auberge Collection hotel resort in New York’s Hudson Valley, according to Birch Event Design. Their outdoor ceremony included layered drapery and sculptural florals surrounded by a green landscape. The wedding weekend also featured a showing of “Soul Food” on a projector screen outside, Victoria Ann Events said.
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- Green Bay Packers backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor and his fiancée, Bianka Charity-Parker, tied the knot in a stunning ceremony in upstate New York, the pair shared Sunday in a joint Instagram post. Taylor and Charity-Parker, who announced their engagement in March, were married at Wildflower Farms, an Auberge Collection hotel resort in New York’s Hudson Valley, according to Birch Event Design.
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