Monica And Shannon Brown Wedding Pictures

Monica and Shannon Brown wed for the second time in Los Angeles at Vibiana cathedral. The happy couple wed for the first time in November 2010 in a private ceremony after 6 months of courtship. Monica and Shannon knew they wanted a do-over to invite their closest family and friends.

The wedding was reportedly a purple and blue theme where wedding guests were asked to wear shades of blue. Pictures of the wedding have since surfaced of La La Vasquez, Monica’s mother, Monica’s two adorable sons Rocco and Romello and others. Can’t wait to see Monica’s wedding dress! Enjoy!

(It’s hard to believe La La couldn’t find anything in a shade of blue in her expansive closet)

 

(Monica’s sons Rocko and Romello)

(Newly married Toya Carter and Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kandi Burruss)

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