Newlyweds Sarah Hyland & Wells Adams Celebrate One Month Anniversary: 'No Divorces Yet'

Newlyweds Sarah Hyland & Wells Adams are living their best lives!

The "Modern Family" star and the "Bachelorette" alum first met in 2017 and got engaged in 2019 before finally tying the knot in a lavish ceremony in 2022. Now, the happy pair are celebrating a milestone in what everyone is playfully calling their "honeymoon phase."

The stars took to their Instagram page to mark their one-month anniversary since their wedding with a joint post. The picture featured the lovebirds sitting at their reception with huge smiles, surrounded by family and friends. The post was captioned:

"Great news! One month being married, no divorces yet!."

As expected, fans, friends, and family flooded the comments section to wish the couple well and throw in some jokes about their major milestone. One person wrote, "They always say the honeymoon stage is the hardest," while another remarked, "That’s like 5 years for celebrities [laughing emoji]."

Exactly one month ago, The Blast shared the news of the wedding that was celebrated in Santa Ynez, CA. at Sunstone Winery and was attended by the couple's closest friends. The new "Mrs," who married her longtime love in an intimate ceremony, finally shared pictures from the "Vineyard" themed wedding. 

With her "Modern Family" co-stars in attendance, the actress posted a picture of herself and her husband in their wedding clothes. The beautiful bride donned one of the two custom-made Vera Wang dresses while her beau wore a black fitted Gucci tuxedo.

Fans and celebrities flooded the comment section writing things like, "Hot damn, Leave some good looking for the rest of us. Congrats, you two," "ICONS," "Still recovering! Love you guys!" "Stunnnnn."

The wedding, which was officiated by her on-screen uncle, played by Jesse Tyler Ferguson, was originally meant to hold in 2020, due to COVID-19 restrictions, they had to push the wedding back. 

Speaking on how they met, Hyland made the revelation in an interview on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" of how Adams slid into her DM. "I thought he was funny, and he was a fan of my show. I saw him as the bartender, and I was like, That's really cute!" she admitted. Adding that, she felt his approach was the right balance of sexy and not at all aggressive. 

Fans of the duo will recall that in 2019 the 38-year-old asked her to marry him with a beachfront proposal. Hyland shared the pictures on Instagram, featuring her non-husband on one knee with the ring in his hands as she held her hands to her mouth in shock.

The following slide showed the ecstatic pair holding her left hand up while smiling at the camera. The rest of the slides showed them sharing kisses and posing with her ring finger placed on his chest. She captioned the photos, "That can't eat, can't sleep, reach for the stars, over the fence, world series kind of stuff."      

Ferguson shared the details of his impromptu duties during the wedding of his former "Modern Family" co-star. The Blast reported that the 46-year-old brought his fun-loving personality as he officiated the wedding. 

It turns out that the duty was thrust upon him as the person initially meant to do it was unable to. The "Web Therapy" actor revealed to ET that Ty Burrell was initially meant to officiate but could not due to a family emergency.

Burrell, who played Hyland's dad in the series, was given the honor due to how close they had become over the years. Ferguson recounted that he got a phone call 12 days before the wedding, and that's why the father-of-two was not there; "he had stuff going on."

He also mentioned that while panicking about the commitment, he reached out to Burrell to receive some much-needed pointers. Explaining why he panicked, he said:

"it's going to be a wedding, and it's going to be in Vogue magazine, and there's also going to be paparazzi shots of me from a helicopter, officiating, no pressure."

He ended by noting that they had no problem comparing notes to come up with what was best for her big day and that it was an honor to be able to understudy the 55-year-old veteran actor and officiate the occasion.