NFL Standout Darius Slayton and Olympian Anna Hall Marry in Historic Castle Ceremony

New York Giants receiver Darius Slayton and track champion Anna Hall married in a lavish Long Island ceremony at the historic Oheka Castle on April 11, 2026.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 20, 2026, 11:23 AM EDT

Source: People

A Gold Coast Celebration of Athletic Excellence

In a union of professional sports powerhouses, New York Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton, 29, and U.S. Olympic heptathlete Anna Hall, 25, exchanged vows on Saturday, April 11. The couple chose the prestigious Oheka Castle on Long Island’s Gold Coast as their venue, a historic mansion known for its French Chateau-style architecture. The wedding served as a high-profile gathering for both the NFL community and the world of track and field.

Hall, the reigning U.S. track and field heptathlon world champion, walked down the aisle in a strapless Eden Aharon gown featuring intricate lace embroidery. She complemented the look with Manolo Blahnik heels, noting that the choice was driven by a desire to feel confident and authentic rather than overwhelmed by embellishments. Slayton opted for a sharp, custom tuxedo designed by his longtime tailor, Johanna at Alba Legacy.

Spiritual Foundations and Community Vows

The ceremony was deeply rooted in the couple's faith and personal history. It opened with a soulful hymn performed by Jekalyn Carr, a renowned gospel artist and a personal favorite of the groom. In a unique editorial touch to the proceedings, the officiant, Andre Levrone—a close friend of the couple—addressed the attendees directly. He asked the guests to pledge their ongoing support and encouragement for the marriage, to which the crowd responded with a collective "We do!"

Hall reflected on this moment as a highlight of the day, emphasizing the importance of their "village" as they transitioned into married life. Slayton echoed these sentiments, describing the process of bringing Hall's vision to life as a rewarding experience and characterizing the final result at Oheka Castle as the "perfect canvas" for their celebration.