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Anna Claire + Damian | Disney Princess marries Irish Sweetheart - Taylor Square Photography

In a ceremony filled with grace, laughter, and deeply personal moments, Damian McGinty—beloved Glee star and Celtic Thunder favorite—married his soulmate Anna Claire Sneed in a day that can only be described as pure magic. And now, thanks to the beautifully captured wedding video by Message in a Bottle, fans around the world get to step inside one of the most joyful chapters of the McGintys’ love story.

From the first frame, you can feel the energy: a quiet nervousness mixed with excitement, love radiating from every detail. Friends and family gathered in heartfelt celebration, as two people who had built a relationship grounded in faith, creativity, and unwavering support finally said “I do.”

How They Met: Damian McGinty and wife Anna Claire

The ceremony itself was timeless—elegant but intimate. Damian’s face as Anna Claire appeared in her wedding gown said it all: a man completely in awe of the woman walking toward him. Their vows, written with honesty and warmth, left not a single dry eye in the room.

But what made the day uniquely theirs was the music.

During the reception, as the evening glow filtered in, Damian and Anna Claire took to the microphone for a duet that stunned everyone. Their voices—his familiar and rich, hers sweet and strong—intertwined effortlessly as they performed a song full of meaning, likely written or chosen with their love story in mind. For many watching, it felt less like a performance and more like a promise set to melody.

When 14-year-old Irish talent Damian McGinty sang for Celtic Thunder, fans were left in tears after his emotional performance - The Music Man

One guest said, “It wasn’t just romantic. It was spiritual. You could feel the entire room holding its breath.”

The video captures joyful dancing, heartfelt speeches, and soft, stolen glances between the newlyweds. It shows the true essence of who Damian and Anna Claire are together—creative souls, best friends, and now, partners for life.

Inside DWTS' Damian McGinty's marriage: How they met, wedding and do they have children - RSVP Live

For longtime fans of Damian, who’ve watched him grow from teenage performer to international star, this wedding is more than a milestone—it’s a full-circle moment. The boy who once sang about love and longing now sings beside the woman who makes every lyric real.

Watch the highlights from Damian & Anna Claire McGinty’s wedding below—including their breathtaking duet—and witness the day two hearts, two voices, and two dreams became one.
Because this isn’t just a love story.
It’s a symphony of everything that matters most.

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