This news is simply the best.
Sarah Levy married Graham Outerbridge on Saturday, Oct. 16. The 35-year-old actress, who played Twyla on Schitt's Creek, announced the news in an Instagram post on Monday, Oct. 18.
"Bells are ringing," she wrote alongside a few photos of the newlyweds."10.16.2021."
Her brother Dan Levy also confirmed the news in a separate post. "My sister got married this weekend," the 38-year-old actor, who co-created the Emmy-winning series and starred as David Rose, captioned a picture from the reception. "This is absolutely not a photo of us screaming the lyrics to S Club Party on the dance floor. Love you, @sarahplevy."
While it wasn't at Café Tropical, the wedding appeared to take place at the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood, Calif. Guests enjoyed drinks out on the terrace, which was covered with light pink and white lanterns and tons of greenery, and later sat down at tables decorated with candles and beautiful floral arrangements for a multi-course meal. After dinner, they danced to the music of a live band (we can only hope "A Little Bit Alexis" made the playlist).
The bride walked down the aisle in a white strapless dress and carried a bouquet of white flowers. As for the groom, he wore a black suit and tie.
Of course, Sarah and Dan's father Eugene Levy, who also co-created Schitt's Creek and played Johnny Rose, was there, too. However, he wasn't the only one from the six-season comedy in attendance. Noah Reid, who portrayed Patrick, and Emily Hampshire, who played Stevie, were also photographed at the event.
Sarah and Graham appeared to share their first photograph together in 2018. While they seemed to keep much of their relationship private, the actor did share a sweet tribute to the SurrealEstate star in April 2020 when the series finale of Schitt's Creek aired.
"Words can't describe how proud I am of this wonderful woman," he wrote on Instagram. "She's the most talented and graceful person I've met, and I'm luckier than I could ever imagine! I love you @sarahplevy ! Twyla was such a gift!"