All of the Celeb Couples Who've Tied the Knot in 2020

Jonathan Van Ness

While reflecting on 2020 in a lengthy Instagram post on Dec. 31, the Queer Eye star revealed that this year he married his "best friend," Mark Peacock.

"Thank you universe for allowing me to be here & thanks to everyone who has supported me. 2020 was a year unlike any other," Van Ness began the caption of his post. "I got to campaign & get more involved politically. I finished my tour in Australia & NZ for what I didn't know would be my last standup show for who knows how long."

Then, the television personality revealed his exciting personal news, writing, "I got married to my best friend & have a loving partner to continue building my life with."

Although Van Ness didn't tag his husband in the post, he did share a photo of what appears to be their nuptials alongside the message.

Brandon Larracuente & Jazmin Garcia

Party of Five star Larracuente has tied the knot!

The actor wed his longtime girlfriend, Garcia, in an "intimate and magical" ceremony on Dec. 8, PEOPLE exclusively confirmed.

The couple, who got engaged in November 2019 after nearly four years of dating, said "I do" at Paradise Cove in Orlando, Florida.

"We are on cloud nine," Larracuente, who also starred on 13 Reasons Why and Bloodline, tells PEOPLE of being a newlywed.

"It feels like a dream," adds his bride. "Someone's gonna pinch us and we're gonna wake up."

Erica Lugo & Danny McGeady

The Biggest Loser trainer wed Danny McGeady on Dec. 12 in a 25-person ceremony that adhered to COVID-19 guidelines. The celebration came eight months after the pair first officially said "I do" in a Zoom wedding held in their Ohio backyard.

Lugo wore a stunning white dress for the second round of nuptials, while McGeady dressed for the occasion in a fancy black and white suit.

According to Us Weekly, the couple's wedding party was made up of their children: McGeady's son, Jack, 14, was his best man, while his daughter Elise, 10, served as Lugo's maid of honor. Lugo's son Connor, 10, walked her down the aisle. Guests wore masks and stayed eight feet apart.

Morgan Stewart & Jordan McGraw

Stewart and McGraw officially tied to knot on Dec. 9 in a private wedding ceremony, several months after getting engaged and announcing that they are expecting their first child together.

The couple shared the happy news in coordinating Instagram posts.

"Btw ... Jordan and Morgan McGraw," the Nightly Pop co-host captioned a photo of the newlywed couple sharing a kiss in front of standing in front of a white rose-covered backdrop adorned with candles.

McGraw also posted a photo, showing the couple smiling after saying "I do."

"12-9-20," read his caption.

Prince Philippos of Greece & Nina Flohr

Princess Diana's godson, Prince Philippos of Greece, married his long-term girlfriend in a surprise royal wedding.

The New York City-based financial analyst, who is the youngest son of King Constantine III of Greece, tied the knot with VistaJet aviation heiress, Nina Flohr, on Dec. 12 at the exclusive Swiss ski resort of St. Moritz.

"Just married (civilly) ," Nina posted on Instagram on Dec. 15 alongside an image of her cuddling close to Philippos in a chic white Chanel suit.

Due to Switzerland's strict Covid-19 restrictions, only the couple's fathers King Constantine (Prince William's godfather) and Thomas Flohr were present at the civil ceremony, which will reportedly be followed by a religious service in 2021.

Chari Hawkins & Charles O'Neal III

Hawkins just lept into married life.

The American track and field athlete married longtime love O'Neal III on Sept. 27, PEOPLE confirmed exclusively.

The happy couple, who met in 2010 in a training group for the Utah State University track and field team and got engaged in May 2017, said "I do" at River Bottoms Ranch in Midway, Utah.

Hawkins said she and O'Neal III were tested for coronavirus before and after the indoor and outdoor event, which was limited to just close family and friends due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Temperature checks were taken on-site, and guests were seated by household or family. All tables and seating areas were situated six-feet apart, and food was served plated. Sanitation stations were available throughout the venue and face masks were provided to those who arrived without.

"Our goal was to follow all state and county guidelines to ensure that we had a safe and successful event," the heptathlete tells PEOPLE, noting, "We also proactively created our wedding to be more static than interactive as an additional precaution."

Corey Seager & Madisyn Van Ham

The Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop married his girlfriend on Dec. 5 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, near Nashville.

The couple - who started dating while in high school - got engaged last December. Van Ham does social media for Melissa's Produce.

Seager and Van Ham's ceremony and reception were held at Saddle Woods Farm, as coordinated by Sara Fried, celebrity wedding planner and owner of Fête Nashville Luxury Weddings.

In order to make the wedding safe for guests, temperature checks and COVID-19 screenings were performed on-site by a nurse. Guests also signed waivers upon arrival stating that they had no contact with anyone infected with COVID-19 within the last 14 days, that they have not exhibited symptoms and that they are attending the event at their own risk. Masks were required for all guests and wedding staff, and plexiglass dividers were set up at food stations.

Taissa Farmiga & Hadley Klein

The American Horror Story star, 26, secretly tied the knot with her now-husband, filmmaker Hadley Klein, 37, on Aug. 8.

"Married my best friend," she captioned an Instagram photo, which was taken during what appears to be their intimate ceremony.

Klein shared an identical post, captioning his, "Still feeling thankful this year ✌🏼."

The lovebirds seemingly held their nuptials safely amid the coronavirus pandemic as Farmiga is pictured wearing a cute, white face mask embellished with the word "Bride." No wedding guests can be seen in the photo, which also captures the happy couple's wedding cake.

Nick Kroll & Lily Kwong

The Big Mouth co-creator/star and girlfriend Lily Kwong tied the knot earlier this month, the couple revealed on Instagram on Nov. 26.

According to Kwong's post, the pair wed on Nov. 19 in what appeared to be a romantic cliffside ceremony that overlooked the water.

Both Kroll and Kwong, a landscape architect, posted a photo of a polaroid taken from their special day. In the sweet photo, the couple is seen holding hands and looking into each other's eyes while in their wedding attire.

"So very thankful for @lily_kwong," Kroll captioned the sweet snap.

Kwong posted the same photo to her Instagram, writing in her caption, "11*19*20 + forever @nickkroll ♥️."

Last month, Kwong announced on Instagram that she and Kroll are expecting their first child together.

Jon Pardi & Summer Duncan

The "Ain't Always the Cowboy" singer, 35, and the hairstylist, 31, said "I do" at Saddle Woods Farm in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Nov. 21, after canceling their plans for a Memorial Day weekend destination wedding due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

"With so much of our families being in California we had to make the tough decision to downsize (drastically) twice, and we ended up with a small group of just our immediate family and closest friends in town," Duncan, who worked with Habitat Events to plan the local wedding, said. "We hope to eventually have a 'wedding tour' as Jon calls it and celebrate with all our family and friends in California, Nashville and Texas."

The couple took a number of precautions amid the ongoing pandemic, including having all of their guests tested prior to the wedding. They also traded the original buffet for a sit-down dinner at spaced-apart tables and had sanitation stations and custom "Parditime" masks available for guests. The majority of the ceremony and reception took place in a flex indoor/outdoor space with heaters.

Scott Thomas & Lexia Chamryk

Parmalee drummer Scott Thomas tied the knot with Lexia Chamryk on Oct. 12 in an intimate - and spontaneous! - Las Vegas ceremony, PEOPLE exclusively revealed on Nov. 6.

Chamryk and Thomas told PEOPLE that they always wanted a "minimal" celebration, so they chose to get married at A Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas.

"Scott and I were unsure how we felt about the ceremonial aspects of a traditional marriage, so we decided to pay homage to our showbiz heroes and roll up to the Vegas chapel that shared a parking lot with the chapel in which my parents tied the knot 22 years ago," said Chamryk, who works as a concert promoter.

The night was a mix of "highbrow and lowbrow" celebrations and the couple - and their handful of guests - drank martinis and ate pizza at Vegas casinos.

"We always knew the ceremony would be minimal and thrown together in an 'everyone feels comfortable to let their hair down' way. However, we didn't plan for this low-key," Chamryk added. "When COVID hit, it was the perfect excuse to do it exactly how we wanted to - our own way."

Emily Ann Roberts & Chris Sasser

The Voice alum Emily Ann Roberts and high school sweetheart Chris Sasser are married! PEOPLE exclusively confirmed that after five years of dating, the pair wed in an afternoon service on the picturesque grounds of Marblegate Farm in Friendsville, Tennessee.

The couple got engaged in October 2019 on the occasion of Roberts' 21st birthday.

"A piece of advice we're taking into our marriage with us is to always talk things out," Roberts told PEOPLE. "We've both learned in every other relationship in our lives how important honesty and communication is. We know it is even more important to always be on the same page to make a marriage work."

Scarlett Johansson & Colin Jost

Jost Married! The Black Widow actress and Saturday Night Live star said "I do" over the Oct. 24 weekend, the Instagram account for Meals on Wheels America announced on Oct 29.

"We're thrilled to break the news that Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost were married over the weekend in an intimate ceremony with their immediate family and loved ones, following COVID-19 safety precautions as directed by the CDC. Their wedding wish is to help make a difference for vulnerable older adults during this difficult time by supporting @mealsonwheelsamerica. Please consider donating to celebrate the happy couple by clicking the link in our bio," the post read.

The couple got engaged in May 2019 after two years of dating.

Fortune Feimster & Jacquelyn Smith

The Mindy Project alum tied the knot with her partner in a sweet backyard ceremony on Oct. 23 in Malibu, California. The longtime couple rented a house with an ocean view and livestreamed their wedding over Zoom.

The Fortune Feimster: Sweet & Salty star, who popped the question to Smith in January 2018 after two-and-a-half years of dating, told PEOPLE that their plan was "always to get married this summer," but the coronavirus pandemic restricted travel for their guests and family members.

"It was something small. We only had a couple of good friends there. We all had COVID tests. We purposefully kept it small for the reasons of it being during a pandemic," Feimster said.

Tori Hall & Dusty Gwinn

One month after getting engaged to her lawyer beau, The Challenge star said "I do" on Oct. 23.

"Yesterday was a dream. The perfect day, packed with so much joy. It was everything I have ever dreamed of and more. A fall wedding with our people. It was magical," Hall wrote on Instagram.

Ahead of the ceremony, the reality star, 33, shared a series of behind-the-scenes photos, including one of her in her dress and a selfie with her 5-year-old son Chase (Hall is also mom to son Brady, 9).

The reality star started dating the sports and entertainment attorney in January. They got engaged at the RH Nashville Café on Sept. 25.

Tyler Filmore & Paige Korte

The rising country singer married his fianceé, Paige Korte, on Oct. 20, after dating for three years. The two made it official in a "very intimate" ceremony in Isle of Palms, South Carolina, on the same beach where Korte's parents got engaged 32 years ago.

The couple said their "I Dos" in front of close friends and family, including maids of honor Brooke Korte and Dana Sheehan, bridesmaids Taylor Gablehouse, Julia Rogers, Jenna Root and Taylor Morin, best men Chris Perkins and Drew Filmore and groomsmen Zach Abend, John Luke Carter, Blake Wellington, Cam Lutz and Dusty Barker.

Filmore's bus driver, Rick Griffith, married the couple, who both wrote their own vows. David Kodner Personal Jeweler did the rings.

Roxy Sowlaty & Nicolas Bijan

The Rich Kids of Beverly Hills alumna married fiancé Nicolas Bijan in a private backyard ceremony on Oct. 19, the former reality star announced on Instagram.

"Finally and officially Mrs. Bijan," she wrote. "Love you forever."

In the photo, the two are seen exchanging vows while standing under an elaborate flower arch. For the special day, Sowlaty, 32, wore a long-sleeved white wedding gown, while Bijan kept his look classic in a black tux.

The groom, who runs luxury menswear brand Bijan, also shared a photo from the wedding, showing the newlyweds walking down the aisle together.

"This weekend we (finally) got married in our backyard. I am so proud of you @roxysowlaty for adapting and adjusting with the circumstances and It was exactly what was meant to be!" he wrote, alluding to having to postpone their wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic. "It was a magical day and we felt so lucky to be surrounded by family and a few friends. I love you Rox!"

He also shared a video from the reception, featuring Sowlaty in a white lace dress with a plunging neckline.

Courtney Robertson & Humberto Preciado

The former Bachelor contestant married her fiancé Humberto Preciado on Oct. 16 in an intimate ceremony in Sedona, Arizona, PEOPLE has confirmed exclusively.

"When I met Humberto, it was a no-brainer," Robertson, 37, told PEOPLE. "I know this is meant to be."

The nuptials, which were held outdoors with only immediate family in attendance, took place four months after the birth of the couple's first child, son Joaquin Ramon.

"Planning a wedding while expecting a baby was definitely stressful," admitted Robertson. "But we initially had a much bigger wedding and because of COVID-19, we scaled it way back. It feels really good to just have our nearest and dearest with us to celebrate. Sweet and simple!"

The realtor was engaged to former Bachelor Ben Flajnik before they split in 2012. She met Preciado, an attorney, last year when he liked some of her photos on Instagram and she direct messaged him on the app.

David Beador & Lesley Cook

The Real Housewives of Orange County's David Beador has tied the knot with fiancé Lesley Cook, PEOPLE confirmed.

On Oct. 15, 2020, Lesley updated her Instagram bio to read, "Lesley Beador."

The newlywed also shared a screengrab of the milestone moment, adding the hashtag #LesleyBeador and tagging her location as "Dreams Come True."

The couple, who are currently expecting their first child together, have not yet revealed any further details about their nuptials.

Their engagement came after the pair dated for nearly two years, and nine months after David reached a divorce settlement with Real Housewives of Orange County star Shannon Beador, from whom he split in September 2017 after over 17 years of marriage. David shares three daughters - twins Stella and Adeline, 16, and Sophie, 19 - with Shannon, 56.

John Cena & Shay Shariatzadeh

The actor and pro wrestler married girlfriend Shariatzadeh at an attorney's office on Oct. 12 in Tampa, Florida, according to a marriage certificate obtained by PEOPLE. The couple, who have been linked since March 2019, obtained a marriage license on Oct. 9, according to the document.

A rep for Cena did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.

Earlier this year, Cena and Shariatzadeh shared some PDA at their second red carpet appearance together at the premiere of Dolittle. The duo were photographed sharing a kiss on the lips during the outing, and Cena referred to Shariatzadeh as "family" while talking with reporters on the carpet.

Cynthia Bailey & Mike Hill

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star said "I do" to her forever #CHILL partner on Oct. 10 during a lavish wedding ceremony at the Governors Towne Club in Acworth, Georgia, PEOPLE has exclusively revealed.

"Mike and I are elated that today has finally come! 10/10/20 is and always will be our perfect date. We are not perfect, but, are perfect for each other," the newlyweds told PEOPLE. "We are living in a very different time, and now more than ever we realize that life is too short, and to never take anything for granted. We are so grateful to have found each other. Love with the help of God conquers all."

The bride wore a gown by Nneka C. Alexander of Brides by Nona along with Badgley Mischka shoes and a headpiece by Bridal Styles Boutique. The couple exchanged rings from Rockford Collection and Beverly Diamonds during the celebratory event, put together by wedding planner Courtney Ajinça.

The couple exchanged vows in front of 250 guests, including Bailey's reality show costars Kandi Burruss, Kenya Moore and former RHOA castmate Eva Marcille, who served as bridesmaids.

"I couldn't imagine my day without them," Bailey said.

Zak Williams & Olivia June

The eldest child of the late Robin Williams is a married man!

In an intimate ceremony, surrounded by close family and friends, Williams married his girlfriend Olivia June on Oct. 10 at the The Paramour Estate in L.A.

"I had the great joy of marrying my best friend @oliviajune today! It went awesome and we couldn't have tied the knot on a better day. #WorldMentalHealthDay," Williams wrote on Twitter alongside a photo of the pair on their happy day.

"Married my best friend and love of my life today. @zakwilliams you were already stuck with me forever, and now it's legally so," June added in her own celebratory message.

The couple, who welcomed son McLaurin "Mickey" Clement Williams (whose first name was Robin's middle name) last May, said they both loved the date 10-10-2020 and decided to host a COVID safe wedding outdoors.

"In terms of the planning process, it's been challenging, but it's cool to see how safe you can be, while enjoying a festive occasion together," Williams told PEOPLE.

Kelly Dodd & Rick Leventhal

The Real Housewives of Orange County star married the Fox News correspondent in an "intimate" ceremony in Santa Rosa, California. Guests shared photos from the event on social media, including a photo of the bride dressed in a black dress.

"I'm so excited to be Mrs. Leventhal!!" the Bravo star announced on Instagram.

PEOPLE broke the news of Dodd's relationship in August 2019. The couple met earlier that summer through Real Housewives of New York City star Ramona Singer at a party in the Hamptons.

Months later, Leventhal popped the question to the Bravo personality with a massive pear-shaped diamond ring in N.Y.C., where he filled his apartment with flowers and champagne.

"I'm beyond excited for our future together," she told PEOPLE in November 2019. "Rick is my best friend. My partner in crime. I'm so in love. I can't believe this happened to me. I feel like I just won the lottery."

Larry David & Ashley Underwood

The Curb Your Enthusiasm creator and star, 73, wed his girlfriend Ashley Underwood on Oct. 7 in Southern California, PEOPLE has learned.

David and Underwood met in 2017 at Sacha Baron Cohen's birthday party, David revealed in a New York Times profile in April. Underwood worked as a producer on Cohen's Showtime satire series, Who Is America?, and is friends with Cohen's wife Isla Fisher, who guest-starred in the most recent season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

It's the second marriage for the comedian, who was married to environmental activist Laurie David for 14 years. The two, who share daughters Cazzie, 26, and Romy, 24, split in 2007.

Eliza Limehouse & Mark 'Struthers' McBride, Jr.

The former Southern Charm star married fiancé Mark "Struthers" McBride, Jr. during an ultra-private ceremony at her grandparents' estate in South Carolina, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.

"The day was perfect," Limehouse told PEOPLE. "I've never felt so calm and at peace."

After getting engaged in February, the couple began discussing the idea of having a small and private ceremony leading into an elegant party in order to avoid the stress of the more formal wedding rituals - and when the coronavirus pandemic hit, the decision became clear.

"It felt like fate," she said. "It was just me and Struthers. We didn't invite any family - we wanted the day to be completely about us and our love for each other. It was so incredible."

Stassi Schroeder & Beau Clark

The 32-year-old former reality star married fiancé Clark in a small and casual ceremony, she announced on Oct. 7 on Instagram.

Schroeder and Clark, who are currently expecting their first child together, were originally supposed to tie the knot in Italy, but due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, they had to postpone. Instead, the pair wed on their original wedding date in an intimate ceremony.

"Today would've been our wedding day," Schroeder, who was recently fired from Bravo's Vanderpump Rules for past racially insensitive comments, wrote on Instagram alongside a video of the ceremony.

"We went and did it anyway. ❤️ Married sept 2020. Hopefully Italian dream wedding oct 2021," Schroeder continued.

Schroeder raved over her new husband in the caption, writing, "I am so proud to be your wife @thegoodthebadthebogie."

Alex Pettyfer & Toni Garrn

Magic Mike star Alex Pettyfer and model Toni Garrn have officially tied the knot. The pair shared their happy news on Oct. 4, posting nearly identical images from their nuptials, which took place in Hamburg, Germany.

"Mr & Mrs Pettyfer," the actor, captioned a photo of the pair sharing a kiss while showing off their wedding bands.

Meanwhile, the German model's post gave fans a better look at her cream-colored gown, which in the photo she paired with a thin black scarf tied around her neck as well as a straw hat. Pettyfer also went with a more casual wedding day look, opting for a checkered suit.

"Now you really get to call me wifey," she wrote alongside the romantic photo.

Offering fans another glimpse at her wedding day look, Garrn shared a glamorous selfie of herself on her big day. In the image, the model posed in front of the mirror in her wedding dress.

"Oct 2, 2020," she simply wrote alongside the snap, seemingly revealing the day the couple said, "I do."

Joel Courtney & Mia Scholink

The Kissing Booth actor tied the knot with his longtime love Mia Scholink on Sept. 27. in Phoenix, AZ, surrounded by close friends and family.

″I am just so thrilled to be married,″ Courtney, 24, told PEOPLE. ″It's one of those things where as much planning and as much anticipation goes into the day, I'm so excited to be married to my best friend."

The couple, who got engaged on Valentine's Day this year, have known each other since they were toddlers, and reconnected in 2015 before first dating in 2017.

"We dated for a year and we broke up for a little bit of time and then started dating again in 2019 and it moved really quickly after that," the actor said of his relationship with the Beauty Counter consultant/entrepreneur.

Speaking about their socially-distanced wedding, Courtney added, "Mia was the most beautiful bride in the universe. In all of time and history, or the future."

Laughing, Scholink added: "I married the best man ever!"

Emma Stone & Dave McCary

The La La Land star and Saturday Night Live segment director have tied the knot, a source confirmed to PEOPLE. Reps for Stone did not respond to requests for comment.

The confirmation of their nuptials comes two weeks after the actress, 31, was spotted wearing matching rings with McCary while on a walk together in Los Angeles on Sept. 11.

The pair, who have been together just over two years, announced their engagement in December on Instagram, and went on to postpone their initial wedding plans in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Page Six.

James Murray & Melyssa Davies

The Impractical Jokers star wed his fiancée on Sept. 25, PEOPLE exclusively announced.

Murray, 44, and Davies tied the knot in an outdoor ceremony at the Lake House Inn in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, in front of family and friends, including the rest of the Jokers: Sal Vulcano, Brian Quinn and Joe Gatto, who served as best man and also officiated the wedding.

"We had four different weddings being planned simultaneously, depending on how everything worked," Murray told PEOPLE of how they reworked their plans as COVID-19 restrictions shifted over the past six months.

"We ended up going with a compromised list, which was about a quarter of the original list that we had," he continued. "Honestly, it was a lot less stress having one quarter of the guest list."

"It's been interesting," the actor added. "But all that matters is that our closest friends and family were there, and all that matters to me, truly, is that this one person was there besides me, and that she said yes."

Tavior Mowry & Zandy Fitzgerald

Tia and Tamera Mowry's brother Tavior Mowry tied the knot with his fiancée Zandy Fitzgerald on Sept. 21 at Graystone Quarry, a reclaimed rock quarry outside of Nashville.

"Mr. & Mrs. Mowry. 9.21.20. God is GOOD," Tavior, 27, captioned a stunning black-and-white photo on Instagram of the newlyweds on their wedding day. "It's SO LIT!!!"

The bride also posted a photo of the two sharing a kiss on their big day, captioning it, "The Mowry's. God writes the best stories."

Zandy and Tavior, a football player and musician, announced their engagement in July, after two and a half years of dating.

Liz Gillies & Michael Corcoran

The Dynasty star married music composer Michael Corcoran in an intimate garden ceremony on Aug. 8, she announced on Instagram, sharing several photos from the outdoor nuptials. The happy news comes after the couple had to postpone their wedding due to the coronavirus outbreak.

In one shot, Gillies and Corcoran stand in front of a floral arch while appearing to exchange vows. Another picture shows the couple in a sweet embrace.

"8*8*20," Gillies captioned the posts.

In an interview with Vogue published on August 16, Gillies said that she and Corcoran initially planned to get married on April 25 - the date of their French bulldog Otis' birthday - but postponed the original nuptials due to the pandemic.

"Once we saw how dire the situation was, we knew we had to postpone," she said. "It was a no-brainer for us. Aside from the obvious travel and crowd restrictions, it didn't feel right to be celebrating in such a big way when there was so much going on in the world. It would have been in poor taste to burden people by asking them to risk their lives to come to our wedding. There were more important things to focus on. Our wedding could wait."

"It really focused everything down to what matters in life," Corcoran explained. "A big, extravagant experience in the middle of a pandemic didn't make any sense."

Instead of saying "I do" at the St. Regis Atlanta, the pair wed at the Inn at Fernbrook Farms in New Jersey with 10 guests in attendance, including both of Gillies' grandmothers, according to Vogue.

Jessica Brown Findlay & Ziggy Heath

The Downton Abbey actress said "I do" to her former Harlots costar Ziggy Heath, Findlay revealed on Instagram on September 14 - which was also her 31st birthday.

Findlay shared a black-and-white photo from the special day, in which she wore a three-quarter-length sleeve wedding dress embellished with lace and a small beaded headband in her swept-up hair.

She shared a second photo as well, exhibiting her excitement as she jumped on a bed, wearing a strapless red dress.

"♥️wins every time," Findlay wrote in the caption for the sweet snapshots. "A weekend of dreams. Small celebrations felt HUGE. And now what a birthday! X I love you. ♥️"

Lily Allen & David Harbour

The "Smile" singer, 35, and Stranger Things actor, 45, tied the knot in Las Vegas on Sept. 7, PEOPLE confirmed through court records.

Both stars posted photos from the low-key ceremony, which was officiated by an Elvis Presley impersonator and followed by a meal of In-N-Out burgers.

"In a wedding officiated by the king himself, the people's princess wed her devoted, low born, but kind credit card holder in a beautiful ceremony lit by the ashen skies courtesy of a burning state miles away in the midst of a global pandemic," Harbour captioned his post. "Refreshments were served at a small reception following."

Although the couple never publicly confirmed an engagement, the singer showcased what appeared to be an engagement ring in an Instagram post in May.

She seemed to address her sparkler in the comments section, replying, "First rule of engagement club ........." after a fan asked her about the diamond.

She was first photographed wearing the ring in November.

The stars were first linked in January 2019, when they attended the BAFTA Tea Party together.

Cody Gifford & Erika Brown

The 30-year-old son of Kathie Lee Gifford and her late husband Frank Gifford got married over Labor Day weekend to his longtime love, Erika Brown.

Kathie Lee shared the exciting news on Sept. 7 with a sweet Instagram photo of the newlyweds. Cody wore a black suit and tie for the special day, while his beautiful bride wore a white gown and tiara.

"God gave us a glorious day to celebrate this glorious couple. So grateful.🙏🏻," the former Today show host wrote.

A source told PEOPLE that "just parents and siblings were in attendance" at the nuptials.

Niecy Nash & Jessica Betts

The actress surprised fans with two big announcements on Aug. 31: her wedding and decision to publicly coming out! Nash tied the knot with singer Jessica Betts.

"Mrs. Carol Denise Betts 💍 @jessicabettsmusic #LoveWins🌈 📸 @robertector," Nash, 50, captioned a photo of the newlyweds walking down the aisle.

Betts also celebrated their nuptials on Instagram, writing, "I got a whole Wife 👽💍 @niecynash1 #Bettsofbothworlds #LoveWins."

The pair said "I do" in an outdoor ceremony, underneath a tree that was adorned with flowers.

The wedding comes nearly a year after Nash's divorce filing from husband Jay Tucker in December 2019.

Marques Houston & Miya Dickey

The Sister, Sister actor wed Miya Dickey in an ultra-private ceremony on Aug. 24, PEOPLE confirmed.

The two exchanged vows at the Eagle Glen Golf Club in Corona, California. Houston, 39, and Dickey, 19, kept the guest list small due to the coronavirus, solidifying their love in front of Houston's Immature bandmates, Jerome Jones and Kelton Kessee.

Houston told PEOPLE: "I was so nervous that I was actually shaking, but everything felt perfect when I saw Miya walk down the aisle. I told her I wasn't going to cry, but I couldn't hold it in. I cried like a baby."

Tove Lo & Charlie Twaddle

Surprise! Tove Lo shared on July 25 that she tied the knot with Charlie Twaddle, posting a photo of herself and her new husband wearing wedding rings - and playfully surprised looks on their faces.

In the snapshot, the star also offered fans a glimpse of her white dress, which had lace and mesh detailing. Meanwhile, Twaddle wore a blue tuxedo.

"Oops!" she captioned the wedding-day selfie, which is the only photo she's shared from their happy day so far.

A rep for the singer did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.

Eleonore von Habsburg & Jérôme d'Ambrosio

von Habsburg - the Archduchess of Austria and Royal Princess of Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia - married Belgian racing driver d'Ambrosio on July 20 in a civil ceremony in Monaco. Their plans for a church wedding were canceled due to coronavirus restrictions, but they plan to have a larger celebration with family and friends when possible.

Instead, they opted for a small civil ceremony at a registry office with the bride and groom's parents and their sisters acting as witnesses. The mayor of Monaco, Georges Marsan, was also in attendance and posed with the happy couple for a photo.

Eleonore, who works as a jewelry designer, chose a white off-the-shoulder Carolina Herrera dress that fell just below the knee for the small-scale nuptials and accessorized with a chic fascinator veil. d'Ambrosio chose a navy suit accompanied by a light blue tie for the occasion.

Princess Beatrice & Edo Mapelli Mozzi

After delaying their wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi quietly married in Windsor on July 17.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were among the small number of guests, including Beatrice's father, Prince Andrew. There were about 20 close friends and family at the ceremony at All Saint's Chapel, in Windsor Great Park - a short drive from the castle.

A statement from Buckingham Palace said, "The private wedding ceremony of Princess Beatrice and Mr. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi took place at 11 a.m. on Friday 17th July at The Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge, Windsor."

"The small ceremony was attended by The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh and close family. The wedding took place in accordance with all relevant Government Guidelines," the statement read.

Princess Raiyah & Ned Donovan

Princess Raiyah of Jordan married the British journalist in England on July 7 - and American-born mom Queen Noor was there to celebrate.

"Thank you all for your kind messages on our wedding!," Princess Raiyah posted on Twitter shortly afterward.

"While it was originally planned for April in Jordan, the pandemic derailed those plans and it was safer for my husband's family to hold it in the UK," she added alongside an image of the wedding party enjoying the couple's socially-distanced big day.

"God willing we look forward to celebrating in Jordan once the situation allows."

Princess Raiyah became engaged to Donovan - grandson of acclaimed children's author Roald Dahl - on October 26, 2019.

Dennis Quaid & Laura Savoie

Surprise! The couple, who got engaged last October, eloped to Santa Barbara and were married at a seaside resort on June 2. "It was beautiful," Quaid told PEOPLE.

Having planned for a wedding in April in Hawaii and a second reception for family and friends in Nashville, the two had to postpone the celebration once the COVID-19 pandemic struck. On June 2, with only their pastor as witness, Quaid, 66, and Savoie, 27, exchanged vows and Bulgari rings.

"Just looking into her eyes, she was the most stunning bride," said Quaid, who opted for a Hugo Boss suit.

Quaid - who currently hosts the podcast The Dennissance through Audio Up, a company he co-founded - and Savoie met at a business event before they began dating in May 2019. "It was love at first sight," said the actor, who has been previously married three times.

Raven-Symoné & Miranda Pearman-Maday

The That's So Raven star delighted fans on June 18 when she revealed she had secretly tied the knot with Miranda Pearman-Maday earlier in the week. Sharing a trio of photos from their special day, Symoné - who has always been private about her personal life - wrote on one, "I got married to a woman who understands me from trigger to joy, from breakfast to midnight snack, from stage to home." She continued, "I love you Mrs. Pearman-Maday! Let's tear this world a new a------."

Cassidy Gifford & Ben Wierda

Kathie Lee Gifford's 26-year-old daughter recently wed fiancé Ben Wierda, PEOPLE confirmed on June 16.

"Ben and Cassidy got married in an intimate setting in his backyard in Michigan," the bride's manager told PEOPLE in a statement. "They're planning on having a big celebration when it's safe to do so in the future."

On June 6, Kathie Lee shared a photo of herself riding a tractor, expressing her excitement and anticipation over watching her daughter walk down the aisle.

"When the mother of the bride can't contain her joy!!!," the longtime TV host wrote.

Oliver & Sam Saunders

Garcelle Beauvais revealed on May 25 that her eldest son, Oliver, tied the knot with his girlfriend Sam at The Little White Wedding Chapel Drive Thru Window.

"Congratulations Oliver and Sam ❤️❤️ welcome to the family @samoli_saunders #wedding #family," Beauvais wrote on Instagram alongside three photos, including a smiling shot of Oliver and Sam and the couple standing with their children.

Three months earlier, the newest Housewife to join the Beverly Hills Bravo cast shared more happy news with her fans - the birth of her new grandson, Oliver Junior.

In addition to Oliver, 29, whom she shares with her producer ex-husband Daniel Saunders, Beauvais is also mom to twin sons Jax Joseph and Jaid Thomas, 12, with her second husband, CAA agent Mike Nilon.

Debby Ryan & Josh Dun

Surprise! The Insatiable star secretly tied the knot with musician fiancé Josh Dun this past New Year's Eve (technically still 2019, but the party continued into the new year!). The couple revealed to Vogue that they planned the entire Austin ceremony in just 28 days.

Ryan and Dun, the drummer for the duo Twenty One Pilots, kept the ceremony under wraps for five months, finally revealing the news after fans noticed Dun wearing a wedding ring in his latest music video.

Ryan hinted at the bash just days after saying "I do," posting a series of festive snaps from the event.

"Got all dressed up and closed out the decade with family and friends ✨little destination celebration party camp as an excuse to finally bring together our core folks from all corners of our worlds," she wrote. "We danced all night and had milk n cookies and I had the most fun of my life."

Dwight Yoakam & Emily Joyce

The country singer and wife Joyce said "I do" back in March, during an intimate Santa Monica ceremony ahead of the coronavirus pandemic, which has caused California residents to practice self-isolating and social distancing until officials can find a sound solution for the crisis.

"Dwight Yoakam and Emily Joyce wed in March just before the quarantine in a private ceremony at St. Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica," a rep for the "Ain't That Lonely Yet" singer confirmed in a statement. "At a time when there is so much uncertainty in the world, there are still happy moments."

The couple is overjoyed that their love has endured the difficult time in which their nuptials took place.

"In the face of shutdowns and social-distancing requirements, love prevailed, and the less than 10 attendees were seated at least six feet from one another," the statement continued.

Yoakam and Joyce were together for a decade ahead of their romantic wedding ceremony.

"The happy couple have been engaged for several years and have been dating since 2010. This belated announcement was withheld out of respect to so many people affected by and on the front lines of this pandemic," the statement read.

Bindi Irwin & Chandler Powell

Despite the "difficult decision" not to have guests at their wedding amid the coronavirus pandemic, the couple went ahead with their nuptials at the Australia Zoo on March 25.

"We held a small ceremony and I married my best friend," the Animal Planet star announced on Instagram. "There are no words to describe the amount of love and light in my heart right now. We've planned this beautiful day for nearly a year and had to change everything, as we didn't have guests at our wedding."

The couple, who got engaged on Bindi's 21st birthday last July after six years of dating, shared that they are focusing on the bright side of things, noting, "We wish all of our friends and family could have been there with us, however it's lovely that we will be able to share photos and videos." Bindi continued, "Right now we're encouraging the world to hold onto hope and love, which will carry us forward during this profound time in history."

Brittany Snow & Tyler Stanaland

The Pitch Perfect actress tied the knot with her realtor fiancé in Malibu on March 14.

The newlyweds celebrated with an intimate outdoor ceremony, as first reported by The Knot. The bride, who wore a Jonathan Simkhai gown for her ceremony, and groom, exchanged wedding bands by Tacori.

Snow told PEOPLE in February that she and Stanaland, who planned their wedding with help from Hello Gem Events, wanted their ceremony to be "low-key and not stuffy."

JJ Lane & Kayla Hughes

Former Bachelorette contestant Lane wed his longtime girlfriend Kayla Hughes on Feb. 29, as family and friends - including fellow Bachelor Nation alums Jade and Tanner Tolbert, Chris Soules and Ashley and Jared Haibon - looked on.

"I'm so ready to marry her," Lane told PEOPLE days before the nuptials. "My relationship with Kayla is so real and normal. I'm not nervous. I'm just excited."

The couple exchanged vows at the historic Ironworks event venue in downtown Denver, where they both live. The bride wore a custom gown by Mindi Linscombe, while Lane wore a Giorgio Fiorelli suit. Tolbert served as a groomsman and Lane's 8-year-old daughter Gemma, who is his child from a previous marriage, served as a junior bridesmaid.

Lane, an investment banker, competed on Kaitlyn Bristowe's season of The Bachelorette in 2015, and also looked for love on the Bachelor in Paradise beach the following year. But it wasn't until he met former NFL cheerleader Hughes in August 2017 that Lane knew he had found something special.

Frankie Muniz & Paige Price

Four years to the day after they first met, the Malcom in the Middle star and Price said "I do." The pair, who got engaged over Thanksgiving in 2018 and eloped on Oct. 3 of last year, officially tied the knot on Feb. 21.

"Every single moment of Feb. 21 was perfect. From the moment of waking up together and jumping on the bed hyping each other up, to helping our wedding planner with setting things up at the venue, all the way to walking down the isle with my best friend hand in hand with our closest friends and family in attendance. Everything was just so us," Muniz exclusively told PEOPLE about their special day.

"I always thought it was such a cliché for people to claim their wedding day as the best day of their life, like maybe it was something they had to say," he continued, gushing, "No, my wedding day was literally the best day of my life!"

Lucky Blue Smith & Nara Pellman

The model tied the knot with Nara Pellman in a romantic beachside wedding, the couple shared on Instagram on Feb. 21.

Both Smith and Pellman shared videos from the happy occasion.

"The boy who stole my heart… I married my best friend today," wrote Pellman, who wore a satin ivory gown from Orseund Iris that featured long sleeves, a high neckline and a cutout at the chest and back.

"I married my best friend today😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️" Smith wrote on his own Instagram page, sharing a video of the couple kissing as they laid in the grass.

JJ Watt & Kealia Ohai

The Houston Texans defensive end said "I do" to pro soccer player Ohai on Feb. 15 at The Ocean Club, a Four Seasons Resort, in the Bahamas.

"Best day of my life. Without question. ❤️💙" Watt captioned a number of sweet snaps of the newlyweds on Instagram.

The nuptials ended with a celebratory Junkanoo, a Bahamian tradition, as guests paraded out of the tent to an afterparty by the pool.

The happy couple got engaged in May 2019, after several years of dating.

Jason Carrion & Roxanne Pallett

The Married at First Sight alumnus married the British soap star on Feb. 16 in an intimate ceremony, according to The Sun.

Carrion and Pallett tied the knot in front of 10 of their closest family members and friends at Lutheran Evangelical Church in New York City, according to the outlet.

"To walk down the aisle in such a perfect fairy-tale setting towards my dream man, was the happiest moment of my life," Pallett told The Sun. "I'm still floating on a cloud."

Carrion's wedding comes less than one year after his divorce from Cortney Hendrix, whom he married on season 1 of MAFS in March 2014.

Brandon Jenner & Cayley Stoker

Jenner and his expectant fiancée tied the knot on Jan. 21, just a few days before Stoker's birthday.

"We wed at the Santa Barbara Courthouse on Jan. 21 with my daughter Eva and Cayley's grandmother, Joan, as our witness," the father-to-be told PEOPLE.

The couple announced last August that they are expecting twins. "We're madly in love and we are very excited about this!" they told PEOPLE at the time.

Pamela Anderson & Jon Peters

Just a few months after rekindling their romance, the actress and activist secretly wed the A Star Is Born producer on Jan. 20 - 30 years after he first proposed to her.

However, the nuptials were never legalized, and the pair announced their split just 12 days after their whirlwind wedding.

Peters was Anderson's fifth marriage and fourth husband - she was previously married to Tommy Lee, with whom she shares two sons, as well as Kid Rock and twice to Rick Solomon.

Tim Tebow & Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters

The former NFL quarterback and the Miss Universe 2017 wed in a sunset ceremony at La Paris Estate in Cape Town, South Africa, in front of more than 250 of their family and friends on Jan. 20.

The pair exchanged custom vows that included traditional lines such as "'til death do us part" but also incorporated some of their own personal touches, Tebow told PEOPLE. "I want the vows to be perfect," he said.

The traditional ceremony included elements from both American and South African cultures and traditions, and featured a white, gold, green and black color palate.

"We're both very traditional," Nel-Peters told PEOPLE. "We wanted to look back at the wedding and see that it was intimate, elegant, and traditional. We definitely wanted it to be something that we could look back on and know that nothing was dated. We want to remember this day for the rest of our lives."

Stavros Niarchos & Dasha Zhukova

The Greek shipping heir and the Russian businesswoman tied the knot on Jan. 17 at the Kulm Hotel in St. Mortiz, Switzerland.

The nuptials took place in front of a number of celebrity pals, including Kate Hudson, Karlie Kloss, Gayle King, Orlando Bloom and Princess Beatrice.

The Garage magazine founder, who previously dated Paris Hilton and Mary-Kate Olsen, has been linked to Zhukova since late 2017. Their wedding comes on the heels of the couple's intimate wedding ceremony in Paris last October.