The Drummond family has welcomed a new chapter in their story as Paige Drummond, daughter of The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond, married her longtime love David Andersen in a wedding that was as heartfelt as it was breathtaking. The ceremony took place on May 17, 2025, right on the family’s iconic Oklahoma ranch — the same place Paige and her siblings grew up, played, and made memories that shaped their lives.
A Ranch Wedding Full of Color, Charm, and Emotional Moments
Just like her sister Alex’s 2021 ranch wedding, Paige chose to keep things intimate, beautiful, and deeply personal. The couple said “I do” under a rustic wooden cross covered in vibrant flowers — a mix of blush pinks, bright oranges, gentle purples, and classic white blooms. The setting exuded elegance while staying true to the natural charm of the Drummond homestead.
Paige walked down the aisle in a classic drop-waist gown, simple yet stunning, letting her joy speak louder than any sparkle could. When the newlyweds turned to walk back up the aisle, fists raised in triumph and laughter, the moment perfectly captured the tone of the day — joyful, real, and overflowing with love.
“There’s nothing quite like watching your daughter get married, especially when the wedding takes place in the same spot where you watched her grow up,” shared Ree Drummond after the ceremony.
An Unforgettable Father-Daughter Dance That Left Everyone in Tears
One of the most touching moments of the evening came when Paige shared a father-daughter dance with her dad, Ladd Drummond. They chose Garth Brooks’ moving ballad, “That Girl is a Cowboy,” a song that captured the spirit of their relationship and honored Paige’s strength and upbringing on the ranch.
As the lyrics echoed through the evening air:
“Sometimes the best cowboys aren’t cowboys at all…”
There wasn’t a dry eye in the room. Guests looked on as father and daughter swayed gently — a cowboy dad and his strong, grounded daughter, saying goodbye to one season and stepping into another.
🎵 Listen to the song that made everyone emotional at the link below.
A True Cowgirl Wedding Rooted in Family and Legacy
Ree, who has always shared candid moments of motherhood, posted on Facebook that she was fighting back tears watching her daughter and husband on the dance floor. And who wouldn’t be? The wedding wasn’t just a celebration of two people in love — it was a testament to tradition, family, and the bond between parent and child.
With homemade details, personal touches, and deep Oklahoma roots, Paige’s wedding reminded everyone that elegance doesn’t come from extravagance — it comes from heart, heritage, and the people who raise us.
