Jalen Hurts and Bry Burrows host elaborate wedding celebration in Napa Valley

Jalen Hurts and his wife, Bryonna “Bry” Burrows, hosted an elaborate wedding celebration in Napa Valley, Calif., over the weekend, Page Six can exclusively reveal.

The newlyweds — whose marriage was revealed in April — rented out the Four Seasons hotel in wine country from Thursday to Sunday, shutting down the resort to the public, according to exclusive photos obtained by Page Six.

A big dinner was held Thursday at the pool before Friday’s barn party.

Hurts, 26, and Burrows, 28, then hosted a wedding ceremony Saturday in front of the fountain, exchanging vows in the presence of numerous famous guests — including Stevie Wonder, we’re told — followed by a reception.

The newlyweds — whose marriage was revealed in April — rented out the Four Seasons hotel in wine country from Thursday to Sunday, shutting down the resort to the public. Page Six

A big dinner was held Thursday at the pool before Friday’s barn party. Page Six

The on-again, off-again couple met while attending the University of Alabama but didn’t go public with their romance until years later in 2023.

The pair sparked engagement rumors the following September when eagle-eyed fans noticed a massive diamond ring on Burrows’ left hand.

Hurts later confirmed that he had, indeed, proposed by sharing with Essence a sweet snap from the milestone moment, which featured rose petals, candles and a violinist.

Hurts and Burrows then hosted a wedding ceremony Saturday in front of the fountain, exchanging vows in the presence of numerous famous guests. Page Six

The athlete had told the magazine the previous year that he knew Burrows was the one for “a long time,” gushing at the time, “That’s an irreplaceable feeling. I think that’s what allowed us to get to where we are now.”

Burrows went on to make headlines for showing sideline support for Hurts.

During a press conference leading up to February’s Super Bowl — where the duo kissed on the field after the Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs — Hurts referred to Burrows as his “rock.”