Happily Ever After: See All of the Celebrity Weddings of 2021

Alexia Echevarria & Todd Nepola

The Real Housewives of Miami star said "I do" to her new husband in a Dec. 16 ceremony in St. Barths at the Eden Rock hotel, she announced on Instagram.

"This year has been a whirlwind to say the least, but finishing it off as Mr. & Mrs. gives me hope for the years to come. Thank you for all your kind wishes and love. 12.16.21," Echevarria captioned a slideshow of photos from her special day and the seaside ceremony.

Will Forte & Olivia Modling

The Saturday Night Live alum wed his fiancée on July 31 in a surprise ceremony, PEOPLE exclusively revealed on Dec. 8.

The couple, who welcomed 10-month-old daughter Zoe on Feb. 15, initially planned to wait out the pandemic before moving ahead with wedding plans.

Ultimately, while they were in New Mexico filming Forte's new comedy series MacGruber, they decided to pull together a spur-of-the-moment ceremony in just two weeks to surprise his parents.

"And we just had this really fun, delightful wedding, pretty small, in the back of Jorma Taccone's house." (Taccone is one of the three main MacGruber creators.)

"It's fun to say, 'Wife,'" added Forte. "I've never worn any jewelry in my life and it's fun to wear a wedding ring. It already felt like we were married before. It doesn't feel a lot different, but it's still fun and exciting to say, 'Wife.'"

Ty Pennington & Kellee Merrell

The Trading Spaces alum tied the knot with his fiancée, a social media manager originally from Vancouver, in an intimate ceremony with just eight guests on Nov. 27 in Savannah, Georgia.

"I never thought I would get married. It wasn't a priority. But this incredible person came into my life and I just knew I couldn't let her go," Ty told PEOPLE of finding "the one."

The small nuptials took place at the 19th-century home the couple is restoring together.

Paris Hilton & Carter Reum

The entrepreneur and DJ said "I do" to her venture capitalist fiancé in an extravagant fairytale wedding at the Bel-Air estate of Hilton's late grandfather, Barron Hilton, on Nov. 11, a source confirmed to PEOPLE.

The bride and groom exchanged vows before family and friends including Kim Kardashian West, Kyle Richards and Paula Abdul.

"My forever begins today... ✨💍 11/11 💝," Hilton captioned a photo of herself in her wedding gown, adding the hashtags #JustMarried and #ForeverHiltonReum.

The heiress' wedding festivities lasted all weekend, including multiple music performances from the likes of Kim Petras and Demi Lovato, as well as two parties to celebrate her nuptials, all of which were captured on camera for the reality star's new docuseries, Paris in Love.

Simon Huck & Phil Riportella

The PR executive and close friend of the Kardashian family tied the knot with his longtime love on Nov. 13 in a private ceremony.

The pair's star-studded nuptials were held at the Bel-Air Hotel, with famous faces in attendance including Khloe Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Malika Haqq, Tan France, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend and more.

The newlyweds got engaged in January 2020, when Huck popped the question in a romantic beachside proposal in Montauk, New York.

Ben Higgins & Jessica Clarke

The former Bachelor said "I do" to his fiancée in a romantic ceremony on Nov. 13 at The Estate in Cherokee Dock outside of Nashville, PEOPLE exclusively confirmed.

Many fellow Bachelor franchise alums were in attendance, including Nick Viall, Becca Kufrin and Thomas Jacobs, Jared Haibon and Ashley Iaconnetti, and Wells Adams, who also served as a groomsman.

"I am so excited," Higgins, 32, told PEOPLE. "We have so much to look forward to. And I know we will have a beautiful marriage."

Elisabeth Röhm & Peter Glatzer

The Law & Order alum married her fiancé on Oct. 5 in an intimate ceremony held in the backyard of their Los Angeles home, they told The New York Times. Röhm, 48, also shared photos from the special day on Instagram.

"So… I have some news!" the actress wrote. "Beyond happy and blessed to be married to the wonderful Peter Glatzer @glatzerama #wegotmarried."

Their intimate, 30-minute ceremony was officiated by a friend, the pair told the Times, and was followed by a Champagne toast and a meal Röhm likened to "a Thanksgiving dinner." They're planning to celebrate with more family and friends — around 150 of them – in January, they added.

Renee Montgomery & Sirena Grace

One year after they made their relationship official, the Atlanta Dream co-owner and vice president quietly wed the singer in April 2020, the pair revealed to PEOPLE.

After Montgomery popped the question during a trip to France with friends in Nov. 2019, the pair's dream wedding plans were put on hold when the pandemic hit in 2020. But ultimately, they decided on an impromptu ceremony to mark their one-year anniversary.

"We literally just woke up that morning and said, 'Oh, it's April 20. We're not going to get married.' And then we're like, 'Well, do you still want to do it? We could probably do it. Let's just try.' So it just happened like that, there wasn't a lot of planning," Grace told PEOPLE.

Ivy Love Getty & Tobias Alexander Engel

The model, who is the great-granddaughter of oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, married her photographer fiancé in a star-studded ceremony officiated by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Nov. 6.

The wedding, which was held at City Hall in San Francisco, was part of a weekend full of celebrations, which included a 1960s-themed bash at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco ahead of the nuptials.

Getty and Engel first met through a family member of the heiress, and later reconnected at Paris Fashion Week when he was taking photos of her at an event, she told Vogue.

Malala Yousafzai & Asser Malik

On Nov. 9, the human rights activist revealed on Instagram that she and her fiancé had wed in an intimate ceremony in Birmingham, England.

"Today marks a precious day in my life. Asser and I tied the knot to be partners for life," she wrote alongside a series of photos from the happy day.

"We celebrated a small nikkah ceremony at home in Birmingham with our families. Please send us your prayers," added the Nobel Peace Prize winner, 24. "We are excited to walk together for the journey ahead."

The nikkah is a Muslim marriage ceremony that often takes place in a mosque or at the bride's home, according to Brides.

Jason Gotay & Michael Hartung

The Gossip Girl star said "I do" to his fiancé in an "elevated backyard ceremony" on Oct. 25 in Memphis, New York.

For the intimate ceremony, the pair — who met in 2014 while working together on NBC's Peter Pan Live — wore matching white leather Dr. Martens sneakers instead of dress shoes.

"Our vision was ivory suits that would reference the traditional color worn by a bride, and allow us to stand out among the lush, green surroundings and our families' deep, rich, fall color scheme," the pair told Brides. "We were styled by our dear friend and brilliant artist Stephanie Tricola, who helped us put together a monochromatic look starring suits by Hugo Boss. Modern touches like a white leather Dr. Martens sneaker helped the look feel fresh and contemporary while staying formal and sophisticated."

Tarek El Moussa & Heather Rae Young

The Flipping 101 host flipped the Selling Sunset star's last name! After a year-long engagement, the couple wed on Oct. 23 near Santa Barbara, California, surrounded by family and friends.

"We're best friends, we're true soulmates, and our love is so rare and so special," Young told PEOPLE exclusively. "It's the love I've always dreamed of my whole life."

El Moussa agreed, adding, "I'm just excited to live this life with her. We've got the two babies, we have a family, and we have a very bright future."

Jesse McCartney & Katie Peterson

The singer found his "Beautiful Soul"! McCartney married the actress in Carmel, California on Oct. 23. Tying the knot in a heartfelt ceremony, their dog Bailey even adorably served as their flower girl.

Ahead of the wedding, McCartney told PEOPLE he could hardly wait for the big day.

"I think that moment of settling in at the altar and just watching her come down is going to be pretty special and having our families there and witnessing all of it… It's hard not to be romantic about that portion of the night," he explained.

Meadow Walker & Louis Thornton-Allan

Paul Walker's daughter is a married woman. The model married Louis Thornton-Allan in an intimate wedding in the Dominican Republic in October.

In a touching tribute, the bride walked down the aisle with her godfather Vin Diesel, her late father's close friend and Fast and Furious costar.

Freida Pinto & Cory Tran

Surprise! During an October appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, the actress revealed that she and her photographer fiancé eloped during quarantine

"When we got engaged we thought we'd have this most magical wedding," Pinto explained. "But then COVID happened and it's still happening and we just realized we'd be planning this for the rest of our lives and never doing it. So we decided one day to go to the Honda Center in Anaheim [California]."

"It was absolutely perfect. We got married and then we got to go home and take an afternoon nap," she shared.

Over the summer, the couple announced they were expecting their first child. Pinto told fans that "baby Tran" was due in the fall.

In an Oct. 21 Instagram post, the Slumdog Millionaire star posted photos from the big day to celebrate their one-year anniversary.

"@coryt and I believe so much in balancing spontaneity with just the right amount of planning. One day it felt so right and so genuinely aligned that we decided we wanted to make it official," she wrote. "This felt so special and fun and let's be honest… it reflected the time in our world just perfectly!"

Sarah Levy & Graham Outerbridge

The Schitt's Creek alum married the actor and producer in October, sharing a strip of photo booth pics to confirm the happy news.

"Bells are ringing ✨✨10.16.2021" Levy wrote.

The couple has been together since at least 2018, with Outerbridge frequently celebrating his now-wife on social media. When Schitt's Creek wrapped after six seasons in April 2020, he raved about her role as Twyla Sands.

"Words can't describe how proud I am of this wonderful woman," he wrote on Instagram, posting a photo of Levy in character. "She's the most talented and graceful person I've met, and I'm luckier than I could ever imagine! I love you @sarahplevy! Twyla was such a gift!"

Anne Burrell & Stuart Claxton

The Food Network star wed Stuart Claxton on Oct. 16 in a ceremony at Windridge Estates Redbarn 20 in Cazenovia, N.Y., where Burrell grew up.

Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE ahead of her wedding, Burrell, 52, opened up about her nuptials after getting engaged in April 2020 while quarantining with her family and Claxton in Cazenovia.

"I can't believe it's really here. It's kind of surreal," she said of the ceremony. "We feel so much love and support from everyone who's coming."

Famous faces in attendance included fellow chefs Rachael Ray (who was a bridesmaid) and Alex Guarnaschelli, as well as Marc Murphy, Jeff Mauro, and Jenni "J Woww" Farley.

Roger Waters & Kamilah Chavis

The Pink Floyd musician wed his longtime girlfriend, he announced on Oct. 13. "I'm so happy, finally a keeper," he captioned a series of photos of the pair celebrating their wedding day.

"A very happy man," he wrote alongside a solo shot, adding, "A very beautiful bride" on a photo of Chavis.

This is Waters' fifth marriage; he most recently split from actress and director Laurie Durning in 2015 after three years of marriage, according to Page Six.

Waters spoke about his relationship with Chavis in a 2018 interview with Argentinian outlet Infobae, sharing at the time that the couple had already been together for several years after first meeting when Chavis was working in transportation and ended up driving the musician to a number of shows.

Sarah Snook & Dave Lawson

The Succession star revealed to Vogue Australia that she wed her longtime friend, comedian Dave Lawson, in February after quarantining with him at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"At the beginning of the pandemic last year, I got locked down in Melbourne with one of my best mates and we fell in love," she said in the outlet's November cover story.

She added that the pair had been close friends for years before their relationship turned romantic, explaining, "We've been friends since 2014, lived together, traveled together, always excited to see each other, but totally platonic."

Jennifer Gates & Nayel Nassar

Jennifer, the eldest daughter of billionaire Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates, wed the Olympic equestrian on Oct. 16.

The pair tied the knot in Westchester County, New York, PEOPLE confirmed.

Gates, 25, and Nassar, 30, got engaged in January 2020.

Meghan King & Cuffe Owens

The Real Housewives alum is officially Mrs. Meghan King Owens. The star wed Joe Biden and Jill Biden's nephew on Oct. 11 at Owens' parents' home in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.

The president and first lady also attended the "small, family wedding," and returned to D.C. that afternoon, according to the White House.

"Our wedding was about two things for us," King told Brides magazine. "Our love for and commitment to each other, and our family — each of our families, and the new very large and very tight family that we were bonding together by getting married. That's it."

Owens is a Los Angeles-based attorney and the son of the president's sister and close adviser, Valerie Owens, and her husband, Jack.

King appeared on three seasons of Real Housewives of Orange County and is mom to daughter Aspen and twin sons Hart and Hayes.

Adam Devine & Chloe Bridges

The Pitch Perfect star and his longtime love are married, a rep for the actor confirmed to PEOPLE on Oct. 10.

Devine's Workaholics costar Erik Griffin celebrated the news on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself with the groom as well as costars Anders Holm and Blake Anderson. "Dem Boyz! Devine is off the market! Such an awesome wedding!" Griffin captioned the shot.

Christina Ricci & Mark Hampton

The Addams Family actress tied the knot with the celebrity hairdresser, she revealed on Instagram on Oct. 9.

"Mr. and Mrs. 💒♥️💒♥️💒," she captioned a sweet selfie of the couple together. Hampton shared the same photo on his Instagram, adding the caption, "#justmarried 🥰❤️💒❤️🥰"

Their nuptials come two months after the actress revealed that the pair are expecting their first child together.

Matt Fraser & Alexa Papigiotis

The psychic medium Matt Fraser and his girlfriend of nearly five years, Alexa Papigiotis, said "I do" in an intimate ceremony on Oct. 9 in Palm Beach, Florida.

The Meet the Frasers couple wed at the historic Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, in front of nearly 100 loved ones.

The pair first met in January 2017 and got engaged in May 2019. The pair tell PEOPLE that ultimately, having to postpone their wedding due to COVID-19 wasn't all bad as it gave them more time to plan.

"It allowed us to give everyone time to get vaccinated," Fraser said. "But then at the same time, you need every minute that you can to plan and to prep, like it's literally taken us two years to plan this wedding."

Keshia Knight Pulliam & Brad James

On Oct. 2, The Cosby Show star revealed on Instagram that she had tied the knot with her actor fiancé in late September.

"Last week my life forever changed … I married my best friend at our home surrounded by family & it was magical!!!" she captioned a series of photos of her intimate nuptials.

The ceremony "wasn't the large destination wedding we were originally planning," the actress shared, adding, "Instead, it was intimate, whimsical, full of love, laughter and joy… Absolutely perfect!!"

Calling her husband her "soulmate," she added in the caption, "Thank you for renewing my vulnerability & faith in unconditionally love ❤️ #TheJamesBond."

Tiera & Kamren Kennedy

The country singer wed her creative director fiancé on Oct. 2 at Southall Meadows in Franklin, Tennessee, PEOPLE confirmed exclusively.

Tiera, 23, and Kennedy, 25, first met in 2014, after Kennedy slid into her DMs to discuss a camera she wanted to buy. The pair having been dating for seven years.

"We just clicked from the very beginning," the "Found It In You" singer told PEOPLE. "We loved working together and hanging out together and were best friends from that very first FaceTime."

Lena Dunham & Luis Felber

The Girls creator is married! Dunham, 35, said "I do" with musician boyfriend Luis Felber, also 35, on Sept. 25, a source confirmed to PEOPLE.

The pair wed in front of approximately 60 of their loved ones at Soho's Union Club in London, according to Vogue, and the nuptials saw Dunham done up in three custom Christopher Kane dresses.

Among the nine people in the actress's bridal party were pals Taylor Swift and Tommy Dorfman.

Kyle Cooke & Amanda Batula

The Summer House stars tied the knot in an outdoor ceremony in Batula's backyard in New Jersey on Sept. 25.

The two said "I do" in front of several of their Summer House costars, including Paige DeSorbo and Carl Radke, who served as a bridesmaid and groomsman, respectively.

The pair, who are also partners at their sparkling hard tea company, Loverboy, got engaged in 2018. Their relationship has been followed throughout the hit Bravo show over the years.

Freddie Highmore

On the Sept. 27 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the Good Doctor star revealed that he recently tied the knot.

"Yes, I got married," he said, after Kimmel pointed out his wedding band. "It's funny — ever since I've been wearing this ring, people have been asking me if I'm married, so I figured I should clarify it."

"I'm not going to jump up and down on the couch on the talk show and express my excitement that way," Highmore said, referencing Tom Cruise's infamous 2005 Oprah appearance. "I know that you do that in America. But I'm as happy as a Brit can be and I'm married to a very wonderful woman now. So yes, I feel very happy."

Molly Bernard & Hannah Lieberman

The Younger star said "I do" to her fiancée, she revealed on her Instagram on Sept. 24.

"WIVES! Perfect day, perfect party," Bernard captioned a photo of the brides at their nuptials, adding credits to photographer Ro Agents-Juska for the candid shot and florist Robin Rose Hilleary of Fleurotica for supplying the flowers at the celebration.

"WHAT A SURREAL JOY TO BE MARRIED TO MY TREASURE!" added the actress, who geotagged The Boathouse in Brooklyn, New York's Prospect Park as the location of the ceremony.

Elle McLemore & Josh Levinson

After a five-year engagement, the Army Wives star and the celebrity tennis coach are married.

"We've been best friends since we were 11 years old," Levinson, 30, told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview. "We grew up together and I've been in love with her ever since we were kids. Although I had to dig myself out of that treacherous friend zone! But she's always been the love of my life. She's just my best friend and on every level we are just perfect."

The pair tied the knot on Sept. 25 at Restoration Oaks — a 950-acre family-owned blueberry ranch just north of Santa Barbara.

Inbar Lavi & Dan Bar Shira

On Sept. 13, the Lucifer actress wed her fiancé in a bohemian beachside ceremony at the Al Hayam in their native Israel.

"We're both Israeli and very connected to our roots," Lavi told Brides. "Our family lives here and we were raised by the Mediterranean, which made us who we are today."

The pair incorporated several cultural traditions into their nuptials, including a chuppah on the beach, which the bride called "a bit traditional, and a bit untraditional." In addition to cultural inspiration, the bride and groom also paid homage to Burning Man, the desert festival where they met in August 2019, with light shows and DJs.

Lucia Aniello & Paul W. Downs

The Hacks co-creators — and newly minted Emmy winners — tied the knot in Italy recently.

Hannah Einbinder, an actress on the show, shared the happy news with Vanity Fair ahead of the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards. She noted that she traveled to the wedding, as the cast and crew had grown close during filming.

In accepting her Emmy for outstanding directing for a comedy series, Aniello gushed to her new husband: "I'm in love with you, which is why I married you last weekend!"

The couple previously told The Hollywood Reporter that they first met in 2007, in an improv class at the Upright Citizens Brigade.

Jasmine Tookes & Juan David Borrero

The supermodel and Borrero tied the knot in his native Ecuador on Sept. 4.

For the ceremony, which was attended by a number of friends and fellow models, Tookes wore a hand-embellished floral lace Zuhair Murad gown with long sleeves and a high collar.

"We both wanted to be as classic and traditional as we could with our outfits," the model told Vogue.

"Still can't believe I'm living in a real life fairytale with you @juandavidborrero ❤️ 9.4.21. I'm officially Mrs. Borrero ✨" Tookes wrote on Instagram alongside several stunning shots from the big day, including one of the pair standing at the altar and walking down the aisle.

Clinton Moxam & Uche Nwosu

The Are You the One? stars, who first met on the sixth season of the MTV dating show, tied the knot on Sept. 4 in Chicago.

The pair said "I do" surrounded by family and friends, including a number of their former AYTO costars, some of whom shared snapshots from the wedding on social media.

The pair got engaged in June 2020, three years after they first began dating.

Jameson Rodgers & Sarah Allison Turner

The country singers wed at The Venue at Birchwood in Spring Hill, Tennessee on Sept. 5, PEOPLE confirmed exclusively.

"I've never felt more loved than I did last Sunday with all our friends and family in one place celebrating Sarah and me. I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with Sarah," Rodgers gushed to PEOPLE.

"As cliché as it might sound, I've really just always known [he was the one]. We were friends for years so by the time we got together there was no question!" Turner told PEOPLE. The pair met 10 years ago at a songwriting workshop at Nashville's iconic Bluebird Café, and began dating six years ago.

Brit Taylor & Adam Chaffings

The country musicians wed in an intimate ceremony in early September, they told PEOPLE exclusively.

"As two performers who have been putting on shows for people from an early age, the last thing we wanted was for our wedding to be a big production," Taylor explained. "We love putting on shows for people. But this show [was] just for us."

The couple, who wanted their wedding to be "super simple" and out of the ordinary, said "I do" at a trailer park at Hotel Luna Mystica in Taos, New Mexico, with only three guests beside them.

After their honeymoon, they returned to Nashville for a Sept. 13 reception to celebrate with friends and family.

Mark Ronson & Grace Gummer

Four months after getting engaged, the music producer and the actress tied the knot, Ronson revealed on his 46th birthday.

"To my truest love...out of nowhere, you made 45 hands down the greatest year of my life. And I'm sure it took me 45 years to become the man worthy of your love," Ronson wrote on Sept. 4, sharing a black-and-white photo of the couple holding hands at their nuptials.

"I hope I spend every one of these birthdays by your side til my last day. And beyond. Forever and ever yours ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ (and yes, we got married)," he confirmed in the caption.

This is the second marriage for both Ronson and Gummer.

Maddison McKibbin & Chelsea Hayes

Professional beach volleyball player and The Amazing Race finalist McKibbin married Hayes on Aug. 28 in Mexico.

For the "extremely casual" nuptials, the groom wore a white linen shirt and made the playlist himself. Guests were greeted by a mariachi band playing, and the couple opted for no assigned seating and a buffet of Mexican food, including popsicles rather than a wedding cake for dessert.

"It's more about people getting together, seeing old friends and having a good time," McKibbin tells PEOPLE.

Camila Banus & Marlon Aquino

The Days of Our Lives actress married longtime partner Aquino at The Castle House Estate located in Joshua Tree, California, over the Aug. 28 weekend.

"We picked this venue because it was so different and unique," Banus told PEOPLE exclusively. "It felt like an oasis in the middle of the desert. The minute we saw it, we knew it was for us."

Banus and Aquino couldn't "wait to commemorate a decade of being together with a romantic and unforgettable evening in Joshua Tree," the actress added.

Amy Roloff & Chris Marek

On Aug. 28, the Little People, Big World star and Marek said "I do" in front of 146 of their closest family and friends at Roloff Farms in Hillsboro, Oregon.

During the ceremony, which took place outside in front of a gazebo, the bride stunned in a dress from Justin Alexander's Sincerity Collection, while Marek wore a black suit as they exchanged their vows.

The pair's nuptials were officiated by Michael Williams and also saw Roloff walk down the aisle to "Heart to Heart," which was composed by Marek's best man, Rick Hinkes.

Will Kopelman & Alexandra Michler

The art consultant, who split from Drew Barrymore five years ago, married Vogue's director of fashion development over the weekend of Aug. 28 in Massachusetts.

Kopelman and Barrymore's two daughters, Olive, 8, and Frankie, 7, acted as flower girls during the ceremony, as shown by Kopelman's sister Jill Kargman, who shared sweet photos from the event on Instagram.

In other photos from the celebration, the newly wedded pair are seen exchanging vows surrounded by a gorgeous floral arrangement with the ocean in the background. Kopelman wore a navy suit for the occasion, while his bride wore a beautiful white wedding gown.

Vanessa Grimaldi & Josh Wolfe

The Bachelor alumna said "I do" to her businessman fiancé in front of the couple's immediate family on Aug. 20 in their hometown of Montreal, Canada, PEOPLE confirmed exclusively.

"I'm over the moon!" Grimaldi gushed. "Josh is the best partner to have in life and I feel so grateful."

The pair, who have been together for two years and got engaged last summer, tied the knot at Le Mount Stephen Hotel, in an event planned by Tania Tassone.

Elladj Bladé & Michelle Dawley

The Canadian figure skater tied the knot, he revealed in an Instagram post on Aug. 10.

Bladé and his wife wed in an intimate ceremony, which was captured partially in a video montage that the social media star shared to Instagram.

"Best weekend of my entire life ❤️" Baldé captioned the video, which was set to the song "Electric Love" by Børns.

Issa Rae & Louis Diame

The Insecure star, 36, revealed that she married longtime beau Diame on July 25, sharing glamorous photos from her destination wedding on a since-deleted post on Instagram. She tagged the post's location as Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, which is a commune in the South of France.

In the wedding photos, Rae smiled in her custom Vera Wang gown, as well as in romantic snapshots with her new husband, who wore a red Dolce & Gabbana suit.

"A) Impromptu photo shoot in a custom @verawanggang dress. B) My girls came to help me, but they all coincidentally had on the same dress! They were sooooo embarrassed. C) Then I took a few flicks with Somebody's Husband," she joked in the caption. "Big thanks to @whiteedenweddings for being so gracious and accommodating and making this feel so real and special."

Gabriel Jagger & Anouk Winzenried

Jagger, son of Mick Jagger, wed Swiss socialite Winzenried over the July 24 weekend. The couple released an official portrait of the seemingly quiet ceremony in London.

The portrait appears to be the only public image of the ceremony, which is typical of the couple, who tends to keep their relationship under wraps.

Both of Jagger's parents — the Rolling Stones lead singer and model Jerry Hall — were in attendance, according to the Daily Mail.

Brianne Howey & Matt Ziering

The Ginny & Georgia actress wed fiancé Matt Ziering on July 24 in the garden of a family home in Palos Verdes, California.

"It was the most beautiful feeling to be surrounded by so many people we love. The night was more magical than I could have ever imagined," Howey told PEOPLE.

"I wish all of my nights could end with a Son of a Gun fried chicken sandwich and a Spice Girls dance party," she added of the event, which was attended by just over 100 guests.

Lady Kitty Spencer & Michael Lewis

The 30-year-old niece of Princess Diana wed the millionaire, 62, in front of friends and family at a luxurious ceremony over the July 24 weekend at Villa Aldo Brandini in Frascati, Italy.

The bride wore an intricate Dolce and Gabbana gown for the special occasion, with the luxury fashion house posting a behind-the-scenes look at the fashion-making gown on their Instagram.

Joining Kitty on her special day were her brothers Louis Spencer, Viscount Althorp and Samuel Aitken walked her down the aisle, according to Daily Mail.

Jenna Uskowitz & David Stanley

The Glee star and Stanley wed on July 24 in an outdoor ceremony in a Los Angeles, with Brides getting an exclusive first look at the romantic nuptials — and their gorgeous wedding portrait.

"We were elated and so grateful that we didn't have to push our wedding and that we got to have the day of our dreams," the actress told Brides. "It was such a gift that we were able to share it with our friends and family."

For her special day, Ushkowitz wore an elegant strapless gown by Netta BenShabu and Kinsley James Couture Bridal, with Stanley opting for a tux from Hugo Boss.

Carson Boatman & Julana Dizon

Days of Our Lives actor Boatman is officially a married man.

Boatman, 27, wed model Dizon on July 23 at a ceremony in Des Moines, Iowa, near where he grew up.

"We're ecstatic," Boatman told PEOPLE exclusively of his nuptials. "We couldn't be happier. It's been a long year and so we're excited to kind of get it behind us and top it off with us tying the knot."

The happy couple first met in 2016 in Los Angeles, when their mutual gym trainer played "matchmaker" and set them up for a dinner date. "And the rest is history," Boatman says.

Ellie Monahan & Mark Dobrosky

Katie Couric's daughter Ellie Monahan said "I do" with a bang!

Monahan tied the knot with Dobrosky on July 4 at Cedar Lakes Estate in Port Jervis, New York.

Looking back at her wedding, she told PEOPLE that between the delicious food, unforgettable music and heartfelt speeches from family members, there are "too many" special moments to count.

Bobby Bones & Caitlin Parker

The radio host and Parker said "I do" in front of their loved ones and at their Nashville-area home on July 17.

"We love home. We picked this place out together — that was really one of the first decisions that we made as a couple. And so she thought, 'What if we got married here?'" Bones, 41, told PEOPLE exclusively of deciding to hold the wedding in their backyard.

The couple, who were introduced through mutual friends and began dating a few months before the pandemic hit in March 2020, wrote their own vows and were married by Parker's childhood music minister, Jeff Elkins.

Music industry guests included country stars Dierks Bentley, Jake Owen, Chuck Wicks and radio personality Charlamagne Tha God, as well as Dan + Shay, who performed for the couple's first dance.

Derek Fisher & Gloria Govan

After a three-year engagement, the former NBA player wed Govan on July 17 at Cielo Farms in Malibu, California. The pair, who began dating in 2015, pushed back their April 2020 wedding one year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"We got engaged in 2018, and we eagerly started planning the wedding, but, unfortunately, like many, we had to cancel our big day," Govan, 36, told PEOPLE. "There were times we thought we should have a Zoom wedding instead of waiting but quickly realized our families being a part of the big day was important and our kids, who are just as excited as we are."

Family played a large role in the special day, with Govan's brother Eric officiating the ceremony.

"After almost two years of waiting here, we are — and we couldn't be happier," said the bride.

Naomi Cooke & Martin Johnson

The Runaway June singer-songwriter said "I do" to Martin Johnson, lead singer of The Night Game and Boys Like Girls at the Bald Mountain Camps Resort in Rangeley, Maine.

"We got married!!!" Cooke, 31, revealed on Instagram on July 13. "Over the weekend a small but might fortress of friends and family held hands in a circle around us as we turned the page into a brand new chapter of life as husband and wife."

In a second post, the "Head Over Heels" singer added, "Johnsons party of 2!!! Parent Trap/Summer Camp themed wedding ✅"

Emma Bunton & Jade Jones

On July 13, Emma Bunton, known as Baby Spice, surprised fans with the happy news that she and fiancé Jade Jones had tied the knot! The longtime loves have been together for 21 years and are parents to sons Tate, 10, and Beau, 13.

The singer shared a photo from their intimate ceremony, captioning it, "Mr and Mrs Jones! ❤️❤️❤️❤️." The pair got engaged in 2011.

Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton

The longtime loves have tied the knot! Stefani and Shelton said "I do" on July 3, more than eight months after their engagement in October 2020, PEOPLE confirmed.

Page Six first posted photos of what looked to be intimate, at-home wedding festivities at the country singer's Tishomingo ranch in Oklahoma. On July 5, Stefani confirmed the happy news, sharing a series of romantic shots from their nuptials on Instagram, writing, "dreams do come true."

Carson Daly officiated for the couple, and shared details about the ceremony on Today. "It was incredible to be a part of such an important moment in their lives. The ceremony was a perfect blend of country and glamour, of course, just like Blake and Gwen," he said. "... The wedding, the best way to describe it, is it was perfectly them the whole weekend and the marriage itself. It was as elegant and refined and cool as Gwen is and it was [as] country and down-home and fun as Blake is."

Courtney Roker & Wesley Laga

Al Roker's eldest daughter Courtney tied the knot with her now-husband on June 4 at The Ashford Estate in New Jersey.

Courtney and Wesley, who got engaged in April 2020, said "I do" in front of family and friends, including many of Roker's Today co-hosts.

"Last night was beyond anything I could ever imagine," the new bride captioned a series of photos, including one snap of her father-daughter dance.

"I celebrated my love for my husband, and felt the love from everyone," Courtney continued. "My heart is filled with happiness and filled with joy. And I gotta say my husband's dance moves aint too shabby 😆. Now on to the honeymoon ❤️"

Bella Robertson & Jacob Mayo

The Duck Dynasty star married fiancé Jacob Mayo on June 5, PEOPLE confirmed.

18-year-old Bella, the youngest daughter of Willie and Korie Robertson, got engaged to Mayo in November after six months of dating.

"6.5.21 was easily the best day of my life. i love you forever and ever," Bella captioned a pair of photos of the newlyweds on Instagram.

Chris Rogers & Katie Cashman

Country singer Rogers, who is one half of the duo Southerland, and his biotech entrepreneur bride tied the knot at Front Porch Farms in Charlotte, Tennessee, on May 29 — and PEOPLE had all the exclusive details.

For the couple, an outdoor venue "was a must" for their big day. They had an outdoor ceremony, cocktail hour by the pool and indoor/outdoor access for the reception, which was all planned by Sarah Patton with Social Bliss Events.

Rogers and Cashman first started dating six years ago, after meeting at a mutual friend's birthday party at Acme Feed & Seed in downtown Nashville. Cashman said she knew Rogers was "the one" when she brought him home to meet her family about five months in.

Boris Johnson & Carrie Symonds

The U.K. Prime Minister wed his fiancée in a surprise ceremony at Westminster Cathedral in London on May 29.

A spokesperson for Johnson, 56, confirmed the marriage in a statement to a number of outlets, including NBC News and NPR. They added that the pair will have a larger celebration next summer.

"The Prime Minister and Ms. Symonds were married yesterday afternoon in a small ceremony at Westminster Cathedral,'' said the spokesperson. "The couple will celebrate their wedding with family and friends next summer."

The Sun reported that guests were invited to the surprise ceremony — which was initially set for July 2022 — at the last minute.

Caila Quinn & Nick Burrello

The Bachelor alum tied the knot with her fiancé on May 30 in Sarasota, Florida, Us Weekly first reported.

Quinn revealed that they had wed in an Instagram post that showed off her engagement and wedding ring in side-by-side shots in a bathtub. "Same tub, different last name 💍🥰," she captioned the photos. "From the morning after we got engaged to the morning after we tied the knot!! Feeling a sense of peace for how perfectly effortless, easy, memorable, and meaningful the day was ✨."

The newlywed added, "Love to every single person that was a part of it, especially my new husband! I love you @nickburrello."

The pair's wedding was previously postponed twice due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Us Weekly.

Jimmie Allen & Alexis Gale

The country singer and his fiancée said "I do" on May 27 at The Lake House Inn in Perkasie, Pennsylvania, PEOPLE confirmed.

The "Best Shot" crooner, 34, and Gale, a nurse, celebrated their nuptials with family and friends, including fellow country singer-songwriters Darius Rucker, Tyler Rich and wife Sabina Gadecki, and Chuck Wicks and wife Kasi.

The newlyweds are parents to daughter Naomi Bettie, 14 months, as well as Aadyn, Allen's 7-year-old son from a previous relationship. Their wedding was previously set for last year, and later postponed due to the pandemic.

Hannah Ellis & Nick Wayne

The two country singers tied the knot at Reba McEntire's former home, the Estate at Cherokee Dock, in Lebanon, Tennessee, on May 23 — and PEOPLE has all the exclusive details.

Ahead of the big day, Ellis told PEOPLE that she dreamed of having an outdoor wedding her "entire life." "When we saw the backyard overlooking the water at Cherokee Dock we knew it was the perfect place for us," she said.

With its "beautiful" outdoor area and a "spacious and open room" for the reception, the venue also helped ease Ellis' concerns about COVID-19.

Victoria Caputo & Michael Mastrandrea

Long Island Medium star Theresa Caputo's daughter Victoria married Mastrandrea on May 22. The nuptials took place at Our Lady of Mercy church in Hicksville, New York on Long Island.

The happy couple released butterflies after the ceremony, before moving the party to the rooftop of Hudson House in Jersey City for the waterfront reception, complete with views of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty. In addition to the obligatory cake photo, they shared a New York style pizza pie, using the hashtag "#pizzamyheart."

Armando Rubio & Kenneth Niedermeier

90 Day Fiancé stars Rubio and Niedermeier are married!

The first male gay couple featured on the TLC franchise wed at the Mansarda winery in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, on May 22, PEOPLE exclusively announced.

"It's been a long time coming and we're very happy. We're excited to finally be here," Kenneth told PEOPLE about their big day.

"It was a battle in many ways, and so it's surreal to finally be able to get married," added Armando about their nuptials, which they were forced to delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ariana Grande & Dalton Gomez

The pop star is officially headed down "Honeymoon Avenue!" Grande has tied the knot with fiancé Gomez, her rep confirmed to PEOPLE exclusively on May 17.

"They got married," Grande's rep said. "It was tiny and intimate — less than 20 people. The room was so happy and full of love. The couple and both families couldn't be happier."

Grande, 27, surprised fans with news of her engagement to Gomez, a 25-year-old real estate agent, in December when she shared a shot of her ring along with the caption, "Forever n then some." The pair first started dating in January 2020 and spent the pandemic social distancing at her L.A. home.

Justin Hartley & Sofia Pernas

The This Is Us star "recently" married his former The Young and the Restless costar, a source confirmed to PEOPLE on May 17.

The newlyweds made their red carpet debut as a couple at the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards on May 16, where their wedding rings caught the attention of eagle-eyed fans.

They first went public with their relationship on Instagram on New Year's Eve, after a source confirmed to PEOPLE last June that Pernas, 31, and Hartley, 44, had been dating "for several weeks."

Rumors that the pair had wed first began in early May, when they were spotted each wearing a ring on their left hand in photos obtained by Page Six.

Jillian Cardarelli & Brian Parker

The country singer and sports agent wed on May 15 in a "romantic" wedding in Tennessee.

As their guests proceeded to dine on scrumptious dinner entrees such as Tuscan chicken and filet provided by Kathy's Sugar and Spice Catering, the glowing couple proceeded to saunter onto the dance floor, where they were greeted by none other than country star Lee Brice.

"The first dance was extremely special to us because Lee was there to sing his No. 1 hit song, 'I Don't Dance,' which is our song," said Cardarelli, who also treated guests with cocktail music provided by Nashville-based singer/songwriter Tom Yankton. "That was amazing just by itself. In addition, this song is special to me because I opened for Lee the very night it went No. 1 on the country charts."

Cal Campbell & Kayla Thornton

Country legend Glen Campbell's son, Cal tied the knot with fiancée Thornton in Hawaii on May 14, PEOPLE confirmed exclusively.

With just eight guests in attendance — including mom Kim Campbell and her boyfriend Dr. Russell Sheppel, Cal's sister, Ashley Campbell, Thornton's parents, Bodley and Karen Thornton, and longtime friend Stephen Banks — the couple said "I do" on Lahaina's Baby Beach.

Drew Baldridge & Katherine Kraus

The "She's Somebody's Daughter" singer-songwriter wed the model and dental treatment coordinator at Saddle Woods Farm in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on May 7.

The couple, who wrote their own vows, were married by Baldridge's cousin Christopher Tanner, who is a pastor. "It's gonna be really special to have him do our wedding because he's seen me and Katie's journey since the beginning," the singer told PEOPLE exclusively.

He added that he felt "lucky" that the pair's plans weren't hugely impacted by the pandemic.

"We did have to keep our guest list smaller than we may have otherwise wanted, but luckily there weren't any major wedding plans that were affected," he said.

Kat Timpf & Cameron Friscia

Fox News personality Timpf and Friscia tied the knot on May 1 in a ceremony officiated by Lisa Kennedy Montgomery, who hosts Kennedy on Fox Business.

Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, Timpf revealed that the couple "had the option to make the wedding whatever we wanted," including having a neon sign at the altar that read "'Til Death" and opting to walk down the aisle to Adam Sandler's "I Wanna Grow Old With You" from The Wedding Singer.

"I think the vibe of the wedding was that everyone was definitely really happy for me, but also there was an element of shock, even for me, that this was truly happening," said Timpf, who first shared the news on Instagram and Twitter. "I am so excited to continue to grow with [Cameron] and have the best time doing it."

Alex Drummond & Mauricio Scott

Ree Drummond's daughter tied the knot with her fiancé at the family's Oklahoma ranch on May 1.

The Pioneer Woman blogger and her husband Ladd were in attendance at their oldest child's lavish ceremony, as were their three youngest children: Todd, 16, Bryce, 18, Jamar, 18, and Paige, 21.

"Married!!" Paige wrote alongside a selfie of herself with the newlywed bride and groom inside the reception.

Alex, 23, and Scott first met during their freshman year of college at Texas A&M University. The couple announced their engagement in August 2020.

Elizabeth Lail & Nieku Manshadi

The You star is married! Lail, 29, said "I do" to fiancé Manshadi in an intimate ceremony at Hasbrouck House in Stone Ridge, New York, on April 24, she revealed in a feature published in Brides.

"We planned everything with COVID in mind! I think we could have easily invited 200 people had it been another time," she told the outlet. "We decided not to wait, and just invite family to keep it safe for everyone. We were also the only guests on property, which gave us peace of mind to be in our own little bubble."

Ultimately, the wedding was attended by just 22 guests — many of whom were vaccinated, she added.

The couple, who first met at a mutual friend's party, got engaged last August while away for the weekend in Montauk, according to the actress.

Dalen Spratt & Stacey Nicole Lee

Ghost Brothers: Lights Out star Spratt is a married man.

Spratt wed former Miss Michigan USA Lee at the Ashton Gardens in Atlanta on April 21, PEOPLE exclusively announced.

"It was purely magical," the couple told PEOPLE of their special day. "The ceremony was in a small chapel with large windows, greenery and candles everywhere. The room was filled with the love and support of our closest family and friends."

"The chapel was filled with live string music followed by an operatic rendition of the Lord's Prayer," the pair added, noting that they exchanged traditional vows.

The ceremony was attended by 92 of the couple's loved ones, including former NFL player Willie Colon, actor Anthony Dalton, restaurateur Pinky Cole and Spratt's fellow Ghost Brothers costars Juwan Mass and Marcus Harvey.

Kristen Kish & Bianca Dusic

Kish tied the knot with her fiancée Dusic in an intimate April 18 ceremony.

The Top Chef season 10 winner shared the big news the Monday after their backyard nuptials. The beautiful brides both wore black — Kish in a black blazer with leather sleeves layered over a white shirt, and Dusic donned a black sleeveless mock-neck dress.

"4.18.2021 - Threw on some nice clothes (my favorite blazer), headed to our backyard with our own written vows in hand, had our family with us (virtually), got all sappy, and WE DID THE DAMN THING," Kish wrote in the caption of a mirror selfie.

Raven Gates & Adam Gottschalk

After four years of dating — and three postponed weddings thanks to the global pandemic — Bachelor in Paradise stars Raven Gates and Adam Gottschalk tied the knot in an intimate ceremony on April 16 at The Olana in Dallas.

"We've been waiting for this day for a long time!" said Gates, who walked down the aisle in a princess style Watters gown (the groom wore Indochino). "I'm so happy to get married to someone I love so much."

Added Gottschalk, 30: "We're just so excited that it's finally happening. And we're going to have a wonderful future together."

Adam Wakefield & Jenny Leigh

On April 11, The Voice season 10 runner-up and the country singer and actress tied the knot at "True North," a private venue and farm owned by family friends Jim and Toni Turner, in Fairview, Tennessee.

After getting engaged last September, Leigh said that she and Wakefield — who first met at a music festival in Baltimore nearly 10 years ago — "went back and forth on the date and size of our wedding" due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

"When we got engaged in September, [we didn't know] what the coming year would look like," she explained. "Although there was a ton of family and friends that we would've loved to include, we decided to scale back to include immediate family and mostly local friends/colleagues to minimize travel and allow for the safest environment possible."

Jed Duggar & Katey Nakatsu

The Duggar family has gained a new member! 22-year-old Jedidiah "Jed" Duggar quietly wed Katey Nakatsu on April 3 after courting her over the past year.

"The couple was married in a private ceremony Saturday with family and close friends in attendance," a rep for the family told PEOPLE. "It was a beautiful ceremony and the entire family is so happy for them."

The aspiring politician announced the news on Instagram, sharing a sweet tribute to his new bride.

"For a long time I have prayed for my future spouse, not knowing who that person would be. God answered my prayers far beyond what I could have ever imagined in Katey," he wrote alongside a photo of the couple on their wedding day. "We have enjoyed quietly developing our relationship over the past year and every moment together has been amazing!"

"I'm so grateful God brought Katey into my life and excited to share with you all that today she became my wife," he continued. "Katey, the thought of sharing the rest of my life with you makes me the happiest man in the world! I love you so much! #happilyeverafter."

Kyle Chrisley & Ashleigh Nelson

Chrisley tied the knot with his fiancée Nelson on March 30 in St. Augustine, Florida, according to a marriage certificate obtained by PEOPLE.

The document reveals the couple got the license in St. Johns County on March 29. No witnesses to the ceremony are listed on the marriage certificate.

"I've always known from the beginning that Kyle is who I would marry," Nelson told PEOPLE. "To know the Chrisleys is to love them, and Kyle is no different."

She added: "Kyle says he hopes he can be half the husband his dad is to Julie."

Jeannie Mai & Jeezy

One year after getting engaged, the Real co-host and the "Soul Survivor" rapper tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at their home in Atlanta on March 27, according to Vogue.

While the COVID-19 pandemic spoiled their original plan to get married overseas, Mai told the fashion magazine that they still wanted to have a small ceremony with loved ones to celebrate the moment.

The couple said they provided COVID-19 tests for everyone in attendance.

"We were really looking forward to having all of our friends and family there to celebrate," she said. "But we had to change all of our wedding plans due to COVID. After Jeezy's mother unexpectedly passed, we quickly learned that life is too short. And at the end of the day, Jeezy and I really just wanted to become husband and wife."

Jessie G & Matt

On Saturday, March 20, country singer Jessie G tied the knot with her Green Beret fiancé Matt at a Destin, Florida beachfront ceremony that was "uniquely us," Jessie told PEOPLE.

"We incorporated people and special touches that meant the world to both of us," the 30-year-old said. "The whole day was a dream come true. Not to mention the whole week leading up to the wedding I got to spend so much time with both of my grandmas helping me make all our flowers, bouquets, boutonnières and wedding cake. The entire wedding was a team effort with some amazing friends and family helping us!"

Jenna Compono & Zach Nichols

The Challenge stars Compono and Nichols are married! The two tied the knot in a private, "mini" ceremony on March 13 in Michigan.

The couple, who got engaged in 2019 and are expecting their first child together, decided to move forward with an intimate ceremony after having to postpone their wedding due to COVID-19.

"Our plan was to get married in February and have a baby immediately after. Due to COVID and having to reschedule our wedding to a year away, we decided to do things backward," Compono told PEOPLE exclusively. "Realistically, we don't know how the world is going to be next year, so our wedding isn't even promised. We didn't want to put our life on hold any longer for something that isn't promised."

Jake Hoot & Brittney Hoyt

The singer — who won season 17 of the NBC singing competition series with coach Kelly Clarkson in 2019 — and Hoyt tied the knot at Saddle Woods Farm in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Sunday, March 7.

Hoyt, a labor and delivery nurse who also runs the nonprofit The Radiant Initiative, told PEOPLE that Saddle Woods was her "dream venue." Her close friend Jacelyn, the owner of Crown and Veil Design, did all of the décor and brought the wedding to life.

Ahead of the ceremony, Hoyt and Hoot prayed together. Then to kick things off, the couple had their friend Brian Nhira lead worship to "bring the focus back to the faithfulness of the Lord."

The couple said it was "very important" to them that they wrote their own vows to each other. In addition, they each wrote vows to Hoot's 5-year-old daughter Macy (whom he shares with ex-wife Jessica Lynn Steele).

Cassie Zebisch & James Schienle

The publicist, who is lifelong best friends with Christina on the Coast star Christina Haack (formerly Anstead) and has made cameos on her HGTV shows over the years, said "I do" on March 6 at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu, California.

The outdoor ceremony took place under a five-story, 100-year-old oak tree in front of close friends and family. Pastor and celebrity life coach Tim Storey officiated.

Dina Nesheiwat & Roger Raley

On Feb. 27, Scott Stapp's sister-in-law, his wife Jaclyn's sister Nesheiwat, married Raley in Lexington, Kentucky, at Cathedral of Christ the King. The socially distanced, COVID-cautious reception was held at The Kentucky Castle.

The pair met in August 2009 at LaGuardia Airport in N.Y.C. when Nesheiwat, an attorney, was in her final year of law school. They managed to stay in touch for 10 years, reconnecting in Nashville ahead of the pandemic.

Justin Duggar & Claire Spivey

The Counting On star and Spivey tied the knot on Feb. 26, the couple announced on Instagram.

Both Justin and Spivey shared a photo from their special day, alongside the caption, "2.26.21 💞."

"There is no greater joy than marrying your best friend," the couple said in a statement to PEOPLE. "We are thankful for the prayers and support so many have shown us through our engagement and look forward to this new chapter of our lives together as husband and wife."

The couple's wedding comes three months after Justin announced in November 2020 that he and Spivey were engaged. He started courting her after the pair met in the spring of 2019.

Nicolas Cage & Riko Shibata

Surprise! In early March, the actor told PEOPLE he wed Riko Shibata the month prior in a "very small and intimate wedding" at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas.

"It's true, and we are very happy," Cage said in a statement to PEOPLE.

"The date [Feb. 16] was chosen to honor the birthday of the groom's late father," Cage's rep told PEOPLE. "The bride wore a handmade Japanese Bridal Kimono from Kyoto that required three layers."

Kirby Bumpus & Virgil Miller

Gayle King announced the news of her daughter Bumpus' marriage to Miller on CBS This Morning on Feb. 1. She said she's been waiting to share the news since December, when the happy couple tied the knot.

The broadcast journalist said she is "over the moon" for her daughter, who got engaged to Miller in February 2019.

"Kirby really is so happy, and nothing beats when your children are happy," she told Oprah Magazine, where she is the editor-at large.

King said that because of restrictions in place due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the family wasn't sure at first how the ceremony would happen. Luckily, Kirby's godmother Oprah Winfrey opened up her Santa Barbara home for the occasion, King told the magazine.

Erin Lim & Joshua Rhodes

The E! host quietly married fiancé Rhodes in a private wedding ceremony earlier this year, she told E! News. The two exchanged vows on Jan. 21, just four months after Rhodes popped the question.

"We decided around the holiday that because of COVID we wanted to have a small, intimate wedding with just our family. We wanted to keep it small. And what better way to start out the New Year?" The Rundown host told E! News. "We decided to get married in my parents' backyard. Joshua's dad actually married us, so it was really, really special."

Kat Luna & Alex Garrido

American Idol alumni Luna and Garrido are married!

The contestants, who auditioned as a duo last season, tied the knot on Jan. 15 in an intimate wedding at Cactus Creek Barn in Dickson, Tennessee, PEOPLE exclusively revealed.

Although the couple did "significantly" reduce their guest list, keeping their nuptials small was always part of the plan.

"Everyone's safety at our wedding is extremely important to us. We want everyone to have a great time celebrating this amazing day all while being safe," Luna explained, noting that everyone in attendance "played a significant role in our lives both individually and together."

Jennifer Wayne & Austin Moody

"We Were Rich" singer Wayne — one-third of the band Runaway June — and singer-songwriter Moody tied the knot in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, on Jan. 9, less than two weeks after their engagement.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Wayne and Moody opted to have a "very small" wedding ceremony on the beach with less than 20 guests, inviting only their immediate family and best friends. In early 2020, Wayne went through her own battle with COVID-19.

"We are taking COVID very seriously and have requested that all of the guests receive a recent COVID test before attending," the couple told PEOPLE ahead of their big day. "We are having the ceremony outdoors with plenty of room to social distance."

When the pandemic calms down, Wayne said they want to have "a big party in Nashville" to celebrate with all of their friends and family.

Alexander Ludwig & Lauren Dear

On Jan. 3, the Vikings star announced on Instagram that he and fiancée Dear had eloped on top of a Utah mountain just one month after their engagement. Their pet dog, Yam, acted as their witness.

"My wife, my best friend, the future mother of my children, my everything," Ludwig wrote, sharing a photo of the couple in their wedding attire at The Lodge at Blue Sky's private mountain retreat, just outside of Salt Lake City.

"We decided to elope. It has been such a crazy year but it certainly put things into perspective. Life is too short And I didn't want to spend another day without calling this beautiful woman my wife," the actor continued. "Of course when things settle down we will have a proper celebration with our friends and family but for now- the love of my life, our dog yam, a yurt on a mountain top in the middle of nowhere sounded like the perfect beginning."

Pamela Anderson & Dan Hayhurst

Anderson married her bodyguard Hayhurst just before the new year, PEOPLE confirmed.

The Baywatch actress tied the knot on Christmas Eve in an intimate ceremony on the grounds of her Canadian home, according to the DailyMail.

"I'm exactly where I need to be—in the arms of a man who truly loves me," Anderson told the outlet.

The Playboy model said the two had married on "on the property I bought from my grandparents 25 years ago," adding, "This is where my parents were married and they are still together. I feel like I've come full circle."