Jackson Holliday’s wife Chloe relives wedding day vibes as couple re-visits where it all began 2 years later

Baltimore Orioles star Jackson Holliday and his wife, Chloe Holliday, are nearing their second anniversary early next year. The young married couple took a trip down memory lane as they revisited the exact spot where they got married.

Chloe Holliday took to Instagram on Sunday to share snaps of the scenic location in Manalapan, Florida, where the couple tied the knot on January 6, 2024. The first story featured the bright blue sky from the beach, with waves crashing.

"Back at where we got married almost TWO years ago," Chloe captioned.

Chloe Holliday's Instagram story featuring the shoreline of Manapalan, Florida (Source: Instagram @chloehollidayyy)

A separate story saw the Hollidays' furry family member, Coconut, get a shoutout. The Cockapoo pet dog has been an integral part of their married life. They welcomed him into their family a few weeks after getting married. This time on their return trip to Manalapan, Coco tagged along. In the story, he was seated in front of a box full of welcome amenities that are offered to guests at the hotel.

"And we got to bring out dog child! Coco being treated like a King as always," Chloe wrote.

Chloe Holliday's Instagram story featuring their pet dog Coconut (Source: Instagram @chloehollidayyy)

Jackson and Chloe Holliday got married at the Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Manalapan. Their engagement, a year back in December 2022, was also on a scenic romantic getaway to Punta de Mita, Nayarit, Mexico. The two have been high school sweethearts since their shared time at Stillwater High School and decided to get hitched pretty early in their lives.

Jackson and Chloe Holliday's Florida getaway a much needed break to "slow down"

On Saturday, Chloe Holliday shared a carousel post featuring the couple and Coco's time in Jupiter, Florida. Her caption showcased the relief of getting some time away from the hustle of a baseball season.

"Past few weeks!!! slowed down & watched every single sunset!" Chloe wrote in the caption.

The Hollidays deserve a break after the Orioles infielder played his first full season in the majors. He hit .242 with 17 home runs and 55 RBIs. While there's scope for improvement, Holliday was one of the lone bright stars in an otherwise uncharacteristically disappointing campaign from the young Orioles squad.

Edited by R. Nikhil Parshy