It was a “Modern Family” affair.
Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams finally said “I do” in California on Saturday, more than three years after they got engaged.
The actress, 31, and the “Bachelorette” alum, 38, made it down the aisle over the weekend after having to postpone their big day twice.
Several of Hyland’s co-stars attended the intimate nuptials, including Sofia Vergara, 50, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, 46, Julie Bowen, 52, and Nolan Gould, 23.
Social media snaps taken at the star-studded wedding, held at a California vineyard, reveal Vergara brought her 30-year-old son, Manolo Gonzalez, as her date.
Meanwhile, Ferguson was joined by his husband, Justin Mikita.
“Yay! Just…yay. I love my fake family,” Bowen captioned a snap of herself with Gould and Ferguson, during what appeared to be a pre-wedding celebration.
Hyland, who shot to fame following her turn as Haley Dunphy in the ABC sitcom, started dating the “Bachelor in Paradise” bartender in October 2017.
He eventually popped the question in July 2019, and the couple were set to say “I do” in August 2020 — but the COVID-19 pandemic put their nuptials on hold.
“A couple, a pandemic, & a postponed wedding: A series,” Hyland wrote on Instagram on their would-be wedding day.
“We were supposed to get married today. Instead… we took pictures and drank wine. I love you to Pluto & back @wellsadams.”
She eventually celebrated with her closest friends during the “bridal shower of [her] dreams” back in June.
“Soooooo I finally had my bridal shower yesterday,” she wrote on her Instagram Story at the time, accompanied by a snap of a custom clutch that read “Mrs. Adams” in gold lettering.
“Hosted by the most amazing maid of honor,” she said of her pal Ciara Robinson.
Among the few attendees were her “lifelong friend” Vanessa Hudgens, EDM producer GG Magree, “Grey’s Anatomy” alum Kimberly Daugherty, former “Bachelor” Nick Viall’s model girlfriend, Natalie Joy, actress Ashley Newbrough and Mikita.
Hyland later revealed she hadn’t decided whether she would officially become “Mrs Adams” after the wedding.
“My mom didn’t take my father’s last name, so that’s never been a thing for me,” she told E! News in June.
“I do like being called ‘Mrs. Adams’ when we’re on vacation and stuff, and if the reservation’s under his name, I’m like, ‘Oh my god, I’m so cute.’ But I don’t know. Haven’t decided on it.”
