The fair-haired groom was handsome in his black Hungarian tuxedo. Verna Davis charmed the congregation as the soloist. Pastor Attila Tisza explained the ceremony to the 100 curious members of his Baptist congregation who attended their first American wedding. It was maybe a little shorter than a wedding is in this country. But that is good, because nobody likes long ceremonies.
Newlyweds do, however, like long honeymoons.
The Gotts were looking forward to four days in the Hungarian capital of Budapest before returning to their duties at Taszar. Paris has nothing on Budapest. The Gotts still plan to exchange their vows, for the third time, during an intimate family ceremony after they return to Austin. It is safe to say that the wedding in Hungary will be a hard act to follow.