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Last weekend, David Henrie, one of the stars of the now-cancelled Wizards of Waverly Place TV show, married former Miss Delaware, Maria Cahill. Henrie and his Disney Channel co-stars had a mini-reunion at the nuptials.
Wizards of Waverly Place ran for four seasons on Disney Channel, between 2007 and 2012. Selena Gomez, Jake T. Austin, Maria Canals-Barrera, David DeLuise, Jennifer Stone, Dan Benson, and Bill Chott also starred.
Henrie’s Wizards cast all sat at a table together. While growing up on the show, they “all bet on who would be the first one to get married,” he shared. “No one bet on Jake [T. Austin] and I didn’t bet on Selena [Gomez]. I probably bet on myself. I always knew I wanted to get married and looked forward to being a husband.”
Gomez, who played Henrie’s younger sister on Disney’s hit show, was “one of the first people I told I was getting married,” he said. “She was like, ‘I’m in. Whenever it is, I’ll be there.’” And though she was initially going to perform a song at the reception for the newlyweds, “as it got closer, I was like ‘No, just relax and enjoy the evening.’ But it very well might [happen spontaneously].”
Gomez and Austin weren’t the only former Wizards of Waverly Place cast members at the wedding. Their on-screen parents David DeLuise and Maria Canals-Barrera were there, as was Jennifer Stone, who played Harper Finkle. Check out these pictures from the reception.
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Reunited for a special day yesterday that was beyond magical. It was blessed. So happy for our @DavidHenrie! pic.twitter.com/tUvVRMNQCb
— Maria Canals-Barrera (@Maria_CB) April 22, 2017
Don’t miss People‘s exclusive photos of the Cahill/Henrie wedding.
What do you think? Are you a fan of the Wizards of Waverly Place TV show? Would you watch a reunion special of the Disney Channel TV series?
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