- Hunter Woodhall’s marriage to Tara Davis is unlike any other.
- After only a few years, they’ve gotten engaged and had a magical wedding ceremony.
- They are now content with their married life and successful careers.
- Davis and Woodhall married on October 16, 2022, in a fairytale wedding.
- Trenten Merrill, a Woodhall teammate, officiated the ceremony, and the bride and groom exchanged traditional vows.
Hunter Woodhall’s marriage to Tara Davis is unlike any other. When they were teenagers, they first met and started dating. It was love at first sight for them, and they knew they were going to marry.
Tara Davis and Hunter Woodhall’s dating history
The Paralympic and Olympic athletes first met in 2017 at a track meet.
In a YouTube video, the couple detailed the beginning of their romance, and it’s just as charming and adorable — just like a perfect rom-com movie.
They first met at an athletic competition and were instantly attracted to one another.
When they were 16, Woodhall from Utah and Davis from California both attended the Simplot Games in Idaho.
“Damn, that girl is fine,” Woodhall said to his best friend as he watched his current partner race through the hurdles.
“I’m going to marry her.”
Davis, on the other hand, saw Woodhall stretching before his 400-meter event later in the day, and sparks flew.
“I just saw him and was like, ‘Ooh, who’s that?'” she reflected. I just stood there staring at him for a while.”
Davis made sure the spark didn’t die after the race with a hug and a short talk. She slipped into her partner’s Twitter DMs and started flirting.
Social interactions turned into phone numbers, and their relationship took off a few months later.
The couple finally went on their first date in June 2017 after months of long-distance communication and occasional meet-ups.
Davis drove two hours to Woodhall’s training facility in Southern California, where they kissed for the first time.
They’ve been together ever since.
Their dating life, however, was not all rainbows and butterflies.
They had some ups and downs because it was a long-distance relationship, but they overcame them by learning how to communicate.
“We balance our long-distance relationship by having communication, trust, and patience,” Woodhall told Elle.
“We learned how to communicate and operate as a couple over the last four years,” he added.
We have had numerous situations where we have failed on both sides, but we have learned from those mistakes and sincerely want to grow our relationship.”
Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis — engaged and married Woodhall and Davis announced their engagement on Instagram after he proposed to Davis in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in September 2021.
On the beach, Woodhall proposed in front of a magnificent wooden altar adorned with floral arrangements and macrame chandeliers.
They sipped champagne before he got down on one knee in his beige suit.
Davis flaunted her emerald-cut diamond engagement ring on Instagram, which complemented her plunging floral sundress perfectly.
“You’ve shown me the true meaning of life, and now I get to spend the rest of my life with you,” she wrote to her future husband. “Please allow me to reintroduce myself as an FIANCÉ.”
Woodhall also wrote a lengthy message to his future wife on Instagram.
“To my future wife, I promise to always be there for you, to always provide for you, and to always love you,” he wrote.
Davis and Woodhall married on October 16, 2022, in a fairytale wedding.
The couple exchanged vows in front of 214 friends and family members at D’Vine Grace Vineyard in McKinney, Texas.
Davis told People that she and Woodhall had discussed marriage since they met.
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“We truly saw each other for the rest of our lives,” she said, “and this is just so surreal.”
Davis was followed down the aisle by the couple’s seven bridesmaids and groomsmen, as well as their two dogs, Milo and Winnie, who served as ring bearers.
Trenten Merrill, a Woodhall teammate, officiated the ceremony, and the bride and groom exchanged traditional vows.
Guests danced in the courtyard under the lights after dinner until the end of the night, when Woodhall and Davis made their grand exit by stepping through sparklers and exiting in their Tesla with butterfly doors.
