In Photos: Penguins' Michael Bunting ties the knot in grand wedding with girlfriend Jordan

The Pittsburgh Penguins' Michael Bunting has tied the knot in a grand wedding with his girlfriend, Jordan McDonell. The couple has been together since March 2018.

On Monday, Bunting reposted some of their friends' Instagram stories featuring their wedding photos. The first picture he reposted on his Instagram story belonged to the Toronto Maple Leafs' Mitch Marner's wife, Stephanie LaChance.

Stephanie took to her Instagram story and shared a cute video of Michael Bunting and Jordan dancing together while Jordan held a white flower in her hand. Stephanie wrote:

"Congratulations to two of the best! we love you guys," LaChance captioned the picture.

Stephanie LaChance shared a sweet moment (via Instagram/@stephhmarner)

The next story features Michael Bunting in a picture with his friend, Wes Clark, the Vice President of Player Personnel. "Special day for the kid," Clark captioned the picture.

Bunting with Wes Clark (via Instagram/@weseclark)

Chicago Blackhawks defenseman T.J. Brodie's wife, Amber, also shared a story of their wedding celebration on her Instagram.

T.J. Brodie's wife, Amber, was also present (via Instagram/@amberdeb)

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Bunting reshared many more stories on his Instagram featuring him and his wife.

Michael Bunting’s wife Jordan McDonell's journey from U-18 champion to ice hockey expert

Jordan McDonell, now Michael Bunting’s wife, has had a successful career in sports and education. She graduated from McGill University with a Physical and Health Education degree and played forward for the university's women’s ice hockey team.

McDonell won gold with Team Ontario at the U-18 National Women’s Hockey Championships and bronze at the Esso Cup in 2011. She also played for Team Canada’s U-19 Women’s Lacrosse Development Squad and won gold with Team Ontario at the National Lacrosse Championship in 2009 and 2011.

McDonell also worked as an instructor and advisor at Hockey House from 2012 to 2015, where she learned from Colin Chaulk. Before that, she was a counselor and instructor at Hockey Fundamentals in Toronto from 2010 to 2015, managing 75 young ice hockey players each week.