Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors are walking into their marriage with intention. The couple sat down with Tamron Hall on Thursday (Sept. 11) and gave viewers a closer look at their wedding day. What made the moment unique is that Majors’ mother, Terri Anderson-Watson, was the one to officiate.

They shared never-before-seen photos that showed just how personal the celebration was. One image captured them hand in hand at the altar. Another caught them sharing a kiss. A third showed the newlyweds snapping selfies with their moms, turning the day into a true family memory.

Good wore a cream lace gown with thin straps and a short veil. Majors opted for a simple white button-up paired with cream pants and finished the look with a silver watch. The styling felt true to them, keeping the focus on love instead of extravagance.

Anderson-Watson admitted it was “a strange position to be in,” but she approached it with care. As a pastor and therapist, she made sure the couple went through counseling before their marriage license was issued. She wanted the vows to carry weight. She guided them through conversations about faith, the possibility of children, and how they plan to maintain balance while navigating the spotlight.

Good said sitting with those questions only made her more certain. “I’ve never felt more ready for this chapter of my life,” she shared. Majors echoed that feeling. “When you find someone who sees you completely, it changes everything,” he said.

Their journey has been fast but deliberate. They first went public with their relationship in May 2023. Engagement came in November 2024. By March 2025, the marriage was confirmed.