Logan Lerman and Analuisa “Ana” Corrigan are finally giving the public a peek into their wedding last month.
The “Percy Jackson” star, 34, and the ceramic artist, 31, tied the knot in June after more than six years of dating, and now the couple have revealed pictures from the intimate ceremony.
“We got married in our backyard last month and it was perfect. I love you logie,” Corrigan captioned a carousel of photos on Instagram Tuesday, July 21.
Photos show the bride stunning in an elegant, minimalist ivory strapless ball gown and a floral veil while the “Oh, Hi!” actor donned a classic black-and-white suit.
The comment section was flooded with support from friends and strangers with one fan writing “this is my roman empire i swear i’ve been waiting for this forever.”
“The Last of Us” actress Kaitlyn Dever commented, “The best most perfect wed,” while “You” alum Victoria Pedretti wrote Dreamy 💖 overjoyed for you both.”
Many of the photos showcase Corrigan’s look and the newlyweds’ kiss. The final slide shows how Corrigan honored her late father as she holds a bouquet with a photo attached of Edward Joseph Corrigan, who died in 2014. “Dad walked down the aisle with me after all 🥲,” she wrote on her Instagram story.
When did Logan Lerman and Ana Corrigan start dating?
Lerman and Corrigan confirmed their relationship in January 2020 with an Instagram photo dump on his birthday with the caption “Happy logie day.”
In a 2022 interview with Architectural Digest, Corrigan revealed that their relationship started off long-distance when she lived in New York City, and he lived in Los Angeles. The COVID-19 pandemic later prompted her to stay with him on the West Coast full-time.
They made their red carpet debut at the Los Angeles premiere of his movie “Bullet Train” in August 2022.
Corrigan later announced their engagement on Instagram ahead of Thanksgiving, writing, “That’s Mrs. Logie to you.”
The “Perks of Being a Wallflower” star opened up about the proposal on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” saying, “I was in New York, I had no plan, when I got here I realized I needed some privacy and there was no privacy in New York
“So we ended up in Central Park, my fiancée pointed out the rowboats and I was like, ‘Oh, let’s do it!’ and that’s when I learned I don’t know how to row a boat at all. I was terrible at it. So she ended up rowing the boat, I’m just sitting back,” he told Fallon.
He continued: “Finally she rowed us to a quiet part of the lake there and I popped the question. It was great, it went really well.”
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