US women soccer stars Ali Krieger and Ashlyn Harris get married

By Katie Kindelan

Two of U.S. women's soccer's biggest stars are officially married.

Ashlyn Harris, a goalkeeper for the U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT), and Ali Krieger, a defender, tied the knot over the weekend in Miami in a glamorous wedding attended by their teammates, including Megan Rapinoe.

The hashtag for Harris and Krieger's wedding was #AliGotaKeeper, a reference to Harris' position.

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Krieger, 35, wore a white wedding gown and Harris, 34, wore a tuxedo designed by Thom Browne.

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The newlyweds, who both also play for the Orlando Pride, were joined Saturday by many of their past and present World Cup teammates, including Abby Wambach and co-captains of the 2019 World Cup-winning team Rapinoe and Alex Morgan.

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The couple chose a rainbow-colored wedding cake to celebrate their union.

They also celebrated the fact that they could actually get married, choosing as a reading at their ceremony the 2015 Supreme Court opinion written by now-retired Justice Anthony Kennedy that made same-sex marriage legal, according to Wambach's wife Glennon Doyle, who shared details of the moment on Instagram.

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. Favorite Wedding Moment: Watching Ali watch her brilliant beloved brother, Kyle, offer the most touching, hilarious, vulnerable toast to his sisters. Kyle ended with something like: “Your love is a beacon of hope for so many gay young people, who don’t always get to see happy endings reflected back to us. You are our happy ending.” . Runner Up: When the magical @sydneyleroux gave the reading at the ceremony— which was Supreme Court Justice Kennedy’s decision making marriage equality the law of the land. . A Supreme Court decision as a wedding reading. So bad ass. So beautiful. As Sydney read, my heart pounded and Abby and I squeezed each other’s hands so tight and I cried. . Thank you, thank you for last night, @ashlynharris24 and @alikrieger. Your love makes everyone who knows you braver and softer and truer. You are loved.

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"Thank you, thank you for last night, @ashlynharris24 and @alikrieger. Your love makes everyone who knows you braver and softer and truer. You are loved," Doyle wrote.