Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams celebrate their third wedding anniversary with heartfelt and playful Instagram tributes, reflecting on their years-long love story, the challenges of being apart, and the deep bond that has kept them “stuck together forever,” leaving fans both touched and charmed.

Hollywood has seen countless whirlwind romances and high-profile breakups, but Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams continue to prove that theirs is a love story built to last.

On Wednesday, August 20, the Modern Family alum, 34, and the Bachelor in Paradise bartender-turned-radio host, 41, celebrated their third wedding anniversary with emotional — and cheeky — Instagram tributes that perfectly captured their unique mix of romance and humor.

For Hyland, who first captured hearts as the witty and sarcastic Haley Dunphy on the long-running sitcom Modern Family, marriage has always been something she approached with both gratitude and playfulness.

In her anniversary post, she revealed that for the third consecutive year, she and Adams were not together in person to mark the day — but she found a way to spin it into something joyful.

“3rd anniversary in a row not being spent together, but jokes on you @wellsadams, you’re stuck with me, for life,” she wrote alongside photos of the two walking down the aisle at a friend’s wedding.

Ever the comedian, she added: “Even when I involuntarily walk like this at weddings… Like… you have to pay lawyers to leave me 😈.

Happy anniversary loml.

I’m so lucky to call you my husband and I love you to Pluto & Back Xx.”

Adams, who gained fame charming viewers on The Bachelorette before finding his calling as a bartender on Bachelor in Paradise, responded with equally lighthearted affection.

“Excited to be stuck with you forever.

Also, where do you find these audio clips?!” he commented, before reposting her carousel to his own Instagram Stories with a sweet message: “Can’t wait to be stuck with you forever.”

Later, Adams took to his own feed, sharing a touching video montage of their years together.

From sun-drenched vacations and holiday parties to wedding festivities and casual moments at home, the reel showed not just their romance but the deep friendship at its core.

He captioned the post: “Happy 3rd anniversary my darling.

It is you I’ve loved all these years.

” Hyland wasted no time in responding to his affectionate tribute, cheekily writing in the comments: “You’re hot 🔥.”

Their playful banter and heartfelt declarations are only the latest chapter in a love story that began, somewhat unexpectedly, on Twitter in 2016.

Adams had been publicly flirting with Hyland online during his Bachelor days, and by the fall of 2017, the two confirmed they were officially dating.

Adams would later admit he first “met” Hyland through social media, proving once again that love in the digital age can be just as genuine as any Hollywood meet-cute.

The couple got engaged in 2019, with Adams proposing in a romantic setting that instantly made headlines.

But like many couples during the COVID-19 pandemic, their wedding plans were delayed multiple times.

Finally, on August 20, 2022, nearly five years after confirming their relationship, Hyland and Adams tied the knot in a picturesque outdoor ceremony at Sunstone Winery near Santa Barbara, California.

The event was attended by family, close friends, and several of Hyland’s Modern Family costars, including Sofia Vergara, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Julie Bowen, and Nolan Gould.

Ferguson, who has long been close to Hyland, even officiated the ceremony, bringing a personal and emotional touch to the day.

The couple has since become fan favorites for their candid approach to marriage.

Whether it’s sharing silly videos on Instagram, posting cozy holiday photos, or offering words of wisdom to fans, Hyland and Adams seem determined to keep their relationship grounded in reality while still celebrating the magic of love.

In April of this year, Hyland offered heartfelt advice to a fan in New York City who asked her what she learned from her wedding day.

“Try to be present as much as possible,” she said.

“And the best piece of advice I got for my wedding was to steal yourself away with your partner, and just have a moment and look over all of your guests at the wedding, and just appreciate everybody there and each other.”

Their third anniversary may not have been spent side by side, but the sincerity of their tributes — filled with laughter, vulnerability, and gratitude — suggests that time and distance only strengthen their bond.

In an industry where love stories are often fleeting, Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams continue to write a marriage story that feels refreshingly authentic, deeply emotional, and endlessly inspiring.

And as Hyland so perfectly put it: even if they miss anniversaries, Wells Adams is “stuck with her for life” — a fate that both of them seem more than happy to embrace.