Television host Ryan Phelan married his fiancée Sarah Wade in a private ceremony on Aug. 16, 2025, sharing a gallery of photos and a celebratory message on Instagram.
Phelan, 50, posted images from the day and wrote that it was "the happiest day of my life," praising Wade for her "poise, calm, warmth, energy and support." He added that she had made him feel "like the luckiest man alive" and that celebrating with "our beautiful family and friends" had created lasting memories.
Photos shared by Phelan show Wade in a strapless white wedding dress with a long veil and a gathered detail at one side. Phelan appeared in a navy blue suit and a white buttoned shirt. The couple exchanged vows surrounded by family and friends, according to the Instagram post.
Phelan proposed to Wade in January 2023 at Sorrento in Victoria, after the pair had been together for nearly two years, the Instagram post and earlier reports said. He announced the engagement at the time in front of family and friends.
The Instagram post accompanying the wedding photos included the date "16.8.25" and expressions of gratitude for the day and the support of those in attendance. Phelan described the occasion as "truly unforgettable" and said he would treasure the memories created there.
Wade, whose public profile increased following the engagement and wedding coverage, chose a classic bridal look for the ceremony. The couple's social media announcement and the released images drew attention from followers and media outlets covering entertainment and society events.
The ceremony adds to a sequence of milestones the couple has shared publicly since their engagement in early 2023. Both Phelan and Wade have posted intermittently about their relationship and milestones to social media, where fans and colleagues have offered congratulations.
No additional details about the ceremony's location or reception were disclosed in Phelan's Instagram post. Representatives for the couple did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Phelan's post and the accompanying images were first reported by entertainment outlets and subsequently circulated across social platforms on Sept. 7, 2025.