Andrew McKeough steps out of quarantine for wedding of close friends Angel Wolf and Gregory Morrison in Pittsburgh.

Article by Maddie Tyler, AKSM News

PITTSBURGH - Actor Andrew McKeough made his first public appearance since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic on Friday for what he is calling, “the [night] of the decade.” McKeough was a guest at the wedding of close friends Angel Wolf and Gregory Morrison. The wedding was attended by 250 close friends and family; 170 of whom watched the couple tie the knot at Pittsburgh’s historic St. Paul’s Cathedral. With girlfriend Ashden Personius stuck in quarantine while out of the country on business, McKeough attended the ceremony and reception with cousin - and TikToker - Alexann Konyk.

The cousins arrived in Pittsburgh the evening before to begin the celebration. Due to the Coronavirus, the ceremony and reception we separately ticked events. Only 170 of the couple’s closest family members and friends could attend the Mass at the cathedral celebrated by Villanova University President Rev. Peter M. Donohue, OSA, where guests were required to wear masks while socially distancing. The couple then hosted a reception at Longue Vue Club - a private golf club in the suburbs of Pittsburgh - for 205 of their family and friends.

The cousins arrived at the cathedral at 1:30 for the 2 o’clock Mass. McKeough was wearing a navy blue paisley suit from Tallia. The suit - which has been seen on celebrities such as Carson Kressley - was a eye-stopping addition to the fashion that was present at the wedding. In addition to the suit, McKeough wore dark brown loafers from Allen Edmonds; a silver faced Swatch with brown straps that was a graduation gift from his parents, the McKeough Family Ring (a ruby stone encased in a gold ring), the Winchester Knot Ring and the New Zealand Fern Pin (both given to him as a gift for his 20th birthday by girlfriend Ashden Personius).

While attending the Mass, McKeough was seen wearing a Royal Honour. Honours are usually worn at formal events and ceremonies such as a high-profile wedding. McKeough also premiered his new blue wood-style glasses from designer Harvé Benard. Konyk wore a simple white, baby blue and purple floral cocktail dress from Margot. She paired the dress with earrings and - in a nod to her true style - a gold choker necklace. In light of the current global pandemic, attendees were asked to wear masks at all times during the Mass. McKeough wore a navy blue mask and Konyk wore a light blue mask; both of which complemented their outfits for the day’s occasion.

During the reception, it’s reported that McKeough presented the couple with a Congressional Honor from the United States House of Representatives. In addition, the flag flying over the United States Capitol Building on Friday was flown for the day in honor of the couple’s wedding and will be presented to the couple in a few weeks.

Whilst arriving and departing the different wedding day events, both McKeough and Konyk seemed to be in high spirits and enjoying the day’s celebratory festivities. McKeough and Konyk kept the party going long after the reception wrapped up at a intimate after-party reception for close friends and family as fireworks lit up the skies of the Pittsburgh skyline. The cousins arrived back at their hotel at 2 in the morning.

Overall, what seemed to be impossible became possible and the cousins were able to be in Pittsburgh to celebrate the unity of two of McKeough’s closest friends. McKeough and Konyk returned home to the Philadelphia Main Line on Saturday afternoon for a 4th of July party hosted by the McKeough Family. Congratulations again to Angel and Greg and from all of us at AKSM News, we wish you all the best in all your future adventures!