Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams got married in California

It was a “modern family” affair.

Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams finally said yes on Saturday in California, more than three years after they got engaged.

The 31-year-old actress and 38-year-old graduate “Bachelorette” made their way to the aisle on the weekend after postponing their big day twice.

Several of Hyland’s stars have attended intimate weddings, including Sofia Vergara, 50, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, 46, Julie Bowen, 52, and Nolan Gould, 23.

Social media photos taken at a celebrity wedding in a California vineyard reveal that Vergara brought her 30-year-old son, Manolo Gonzalez, on a date.

Meanwhile, Ferguson was joined by his husband Justin Mikita.

“Yes! Just yes. I love my fake family, ”Bowen wrote of a photo of herself with Gould and Ferguson during what appeared to be a pre-wedding celebration.

Hyland, who rose to fame after her role as Haley Dunphy on the ABC sitcom, began dating the bartender “Bachelor in Paradise” in October 2017.

He finally asked the question in July 2019, and the couple were due to say yes in August 2020 – but the COVID-19 pandemic suspended their wedding.

“Couple, pandemic and postponed wedding: series,” Hyland wrote on Instagram on their would-be wedding day.

– We were supposed to get married today. Instead… we took photos and drank wine. I love you to Pluto and back @wellsadams.

After all, she celebrated with her closest friends during a “wedding shower” [her] dreams ”back in June.

“Yes, I had a wedding evening yesterday,” she wrote then on her Instagram report, which was accompanied by a flick of a custom clutch bag with the words “Lady. Adams ”in golden letters.

“Hosted by the most amazing bridesmaid,” she said of her friend Ciara Robinson.

Among the few participants were her “lifetime friend” Vanessa Hudgens, EDM producer GG Magree, graduate of “Grey’s Anatomy” Kimberly Daugherty, ex-model of “Bachelor” girl Nick Viall, Natalie Joy, actress Ashley Newbrough and Mikita.

Hyland later revealed that she had not decided whether or not she would officially become “Mrs. Adams” after the wedding.

“My mom didn’t take my father’s last name, so that was never a thing for me,” she said E! News for June.

“I like to call me” Lady. Adams “when we’re on vacation and so on, and if the booking is in his name, I say,” Oh my God, I’m so sweet. ” But I do not know. I have not decided to do so.