President Obama takes his golf seriously.
As if one's wedding day wasn't already memorable enough!
Newlyweds Natalie Heimel and Edward Mallue Jr. certainly won't be forgetting their recent nuptials any time soon, thanks to a pretty unusual turn of events involving President Barack Obama himself.
The couple, both captains in the Army, was informed during their wedding rehearsal on Saturday at the Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course in Hawaii that they'd actually have to move their wedding -- which was scheduled for the very next day.
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Why, exactly?
President Obama wanted to play golf.
"It was emotional, especially for her -- she's the bride and in less than 24 hours they had to change everything they had planned," Mallue's sister, Jamie McCarthy, tells Bloomberg Politics.
Though it is unclear whether the White House was informed about the wedding in advance, Obama obviously felt bad afterwards. He later put in a personal call to the bride herself.
"He apologized and congratulated them," McCarthy shares. "[It was a] wonderful talk."
Thankfully, the wedding ceremony went off without a hitch in Hawaii on Sunday.
Since the President's affinity for golf is well-known, anyone planning an event at the course when the president is in town is warned about the "potential for last-minute shuffling," Bloomberg Politics reports, and other wedding sites were ready to go. The couple ended up getting married at the lawn near the home of Colonel Eric Schaefer -- the commanding officer of the base -- which according to K Bay Catering manager Naile Brennan, who was in charge of handling logistics for the wedding, is actually a "much prettier and much nicer venue."
And perhaps this just-released photo of Obama sporting a sparkly tiara with a Girl Scout troop at the annual White House Science Fair will have the President in your good graces again.
Though the picture was actually taken in June, White House photographer Pete Souza only posted it on his Instagram account on Wednesday.
"The kids from Girl Scout Troop 2612 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, convinced the President to wear a tiara with them for their group photo," Souza explained.
The fact that the adorable girls were able to convince the President to don a tiara is even more impressive given that he declined to wear a football helmet presented to him by the Navy last April.
"Here's a general rule, you don't put stuff on your head if you're President," he explained. "That's politics 101. You never look good wearing something on your head."
Sometimes, rules are meant to be broken.
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In March, President Obama showed off his funny side in a memorable -- and shocking -- Funny or Die video in which he appeared on Zach Galifianakis' hilarious fake show Between Two Ferns.
Watch ET's chat with Funny or Die director Scott Aukerman about the viral video belo:
