When you're probably the greatest hockey player ever, it's impossible to travel underneath the radar. Nba star and recent Charlotte Bobcats manager Jordan tied the knot with original partner Yvette Prieto on Saturday in Palm Beach, Fla., according to People.com's Jennifer Garcia. The function was held at the Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, and included approximately 500 visitors including some other former NBA stars (picture via NBA.SI.com ): There have been lots of friends and superstars available (via ETonline.com) to aid Jordan and his girl this weekend. Significant people included Jordan's former Chicago Bulls teammate Scottie Pippen, Jordan's mother, former New York Knicks celebrity Patrick Ewing and well-known directorASpike Lee, among others (picture via NBA.SI.com ): Here is a look at some closer shots of Pippen and Ewing, who alongside Jordan performed in some of the very most unique playoff collection throughout the 1990s, when Bulls-Knicks was probably the best rivalry in baseball (photos via HuffingtonPost.com ): Fourteen-time important champion Tiger Woods was also on hand this week-end (picture via @KVJShow from TMZ ): Based on Michele Dargan of the Palm Beach Daily News, visitors began arriving at the church around 3 p.m. ET, an hour approximately prior to the wedding ceremony began at roughly 4:15 p.m. ET. The service within the church lasted about one hour as alarms reportedly called out soon after 5 p.m. ET, based on Dargan. Shiny Sheet on Twitter placed several photographs of people on Saturday: as the church was entered by them Here's a look at the bridesmaids on their way to the church: Not that one may see her in this picture, but this flock of umbrellas is supposedly covering the bride before she joined the church for Saturday's ceremony: A level greater audience of an estimated 2,000 people collected at the Bear's Club, a course community in Jupiter, Fla., for the reception under a massive, state-of-the-art wedding tent (picture via LarryBrownSports.com ): The party was held perhaps not far from Jordan's 38,000-square-foot home. According to Garcia, the 50-year-old Jordan achieved the 35-year-old Prieto at a Miami bar five years back and proposed to her in late 2011. Provided the Bobcats' struggles on the hardwood in recent periods, it is safe to state that this weekend's ceremony and subsequent party was a welcomed diversion for Jordan heading into another difficult offseason. For the present time, however, hockey can wait. All the best to Jordan and his new wife. Follow Bleacher Statement Highlighted Author Patrick Clarke on Facebook.
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