This profile of newlyweds Amy Angelo and Tripp Donnelly misspelled the first name of Norah O'Donnell, who took part in a video tribute to the couple.
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Amy Angelo & Tripp Donnelly
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Amy Angelo, 35, is a lawyer for Arent Fox. Tripp Donnelly, 36, is the president of RepEquity. They live in Penn Quarter.
WEDDING DATE: June 13
LOCATION: The Breakers, Palm Beach, Fla.
GUESTS: 55
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How they met: When Tripp met Amy at the Georgetown lounge Maté, he asked her to date him exclusively for three months. He was joking, but she's a lawyer -- so the pair drafted a three-month exclusivity contract on cocktail napkins, which friends witnessed and signed.
First date: Following a holiday cocktail reception where Tripp introduced Amy to his friends as "Mrs. Donnelly," Tripp took Amy to dinner at 1789 in Georgetown.
Wedding party: During the reception, Fox News's Bret Baier, the best man, honored the couple with a 32-minute video tribute featuring boldfaced names such as Nora O'Donnell, Greta Van Susteren and Ted Kennedy, plus a skit starring "The Bachelor's" Andy Baldwin.
Wedding day activities: The morning of the wedding, the couple hosted a '70s-inspired Palm Beach Wood Racquet Tennis Invitational for 30 of their guests, who donned era-appropriate outfits and played with wooden rackets. Tripp and Amy served classic cocktails and awarded winners with custom trophies.
Their honeymoon: A week relaxing at Amanyara resort on Turks and Caicos.
-- Michelle Thomas
