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Clinton Engagement

Dubbed “The Wedding of the Century,” the Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky nuptials this month are shrouded in secrecy. Lynnley Browning lifts the veil on the mansion, the party, the guests, and the gift bags.

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Former President Bill Clinton sits next to his daughter and Mezvinsky at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York.

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Chelsea Clinton waits to be introduced before speaking at the Annual Young Democrats Conference in Research Triangle Park, N.C.

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Chelsea with Mezvinsky in midtown Manhattan.

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Chelsea and Marc Mezvinsky shop in Soho. Marc hit Club Monaco and Chelsea shopped for shoes.

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Chelsea and Mezvinsky shop at J. Crew, then go to Starbucks in New York.

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Chelsea and Mezvinsky attend the United Nations International Year of Microcredit Dinner.

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Chelsea and then-boyfriend Ian Klaus attend the New York premiere of The Day After Tomorrow at the Museum of Natural History in New York.

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Chelsea and then-boyfriend Jeremy Kane look on during the opening ceremony of the America's Millennium in Washington.

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The president and Hillary Clinton stand with their daughter after her high school graduation ceremony at Sidwell Friends School in Washington. President Clinton addressed his daughter's graduating class with a personal sendoff. "A part of us longs to hold you once more," he said.

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Chelsea performs during the dress rehearsal of the Washington Ballet's version of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker at George Mason University's Center for the Arts in Fairfax, Va.

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Chelsea sits with Mezvinsky on the beach at Hilton Head Island, S.C.

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Chelsea walks outside after attending church services at the Full Gospel AME Zion Church in Temple Hills, Md. President Clinton had addressed the church congregation where he blamed his crime bill's defeat on "petty political things and superficial divisions."

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Chelsea holds her father Bill Clinton's arm at the end of the Democratic National Convention in New York City.

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Bill Clinton is pictured here with his wife and their daughter in Little Rock on celebrating his inauguration as governor.

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Bill Clinton and daughter, Chelsea, then 6, leave the voting booth after the governor cast his vote during the Democratic primary in Little Rock, Ark.

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