Marc’s father, Edward Mezvinsky, was a Democratic congressman from Iowa. He also served in the U.S. House of Representatives. Marc’s mother, Marjorie Margolies , represented Pennsylvania in ...

Aug. 2, 2010 — -- Despite rampant speculation, there were no fireworks and few celebrities at Saturday's ceremony where Chelsea Clinton married longtime boyfriend Marc Mezvinsky. But, by all ...

The historic Astor Tea House in Rhinebeck, ... Astor Courts continued to be a playground for America’s aristocracy when Chelsea Clinton married banker Marc Mezvinsky there in 2010. Filed under.

He was surrounded by the glittery and the glamorous, but Marc Mezvinsky locked eyes with Chelsea Clinton as if she were the only one in the room. It was the look of love, guests gushed Sunday. &#82… ...

Chelsea Clinton the young girl we met in the White House is now all grown up, and married. She said her "I do's" to Marc Mezvinsky on her own terms, without paparazzi or press.

10 Things You Should Know About Chelsea Clinton's Husband Marc Mezvinsky. ... Both his parents were Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Marc Mezvinsky, the candidate's son, married Chelsea Clinton in 2010. Margolies divorced her son's father, former congressman Ed Mezvinsky, in 2007. Featured Weekly Ad ...

It’s the look of love. Gazing adoringly — and adorably — at one another, Chelsea Clinton and husband Marc Mezvinsky strolled the red carpet Wednesday night hand in hand. The very … ...

Clinton and Mezvinsky announced the engagement to friends via e-mail on Friday, the Associated Press reports, and said they will possibly marry next summer. President Clinton's spokesman Matt ...

In a surprise announcement, Clinton, 34, said she and husband, Marc Mezvinsky, are “very excited” and “lucky” to welcome a child into their family.

The couple has been dating since 2005. WIN MCNAMEE/GETTY IMAGES Chelsea Clinton, here on the campaign trail for mom Hillary Clinton, is engaged to her longtime boyfriend Marc Mezvinsky.

In 1971, the Nixon family also played along with the media, but only to a point. The White House allowed cameras to shoot the elaborate decorations and the spectacle of a sitting president walking ...