'I do': Celebrity couples who got married in 2020

The “Avengers: Endgame” star and the “Saturday Night Live” comedian wed in late October in a very private ceremony that was later announced by Meals on Wheels.

"We're thrilled to break the news that Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost were married over the weekend in an intimate ceremony with their immediate family and loved ones, following COVID-19 safety precautions as directed by the CDC," the organization wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of the Staten Island Ferry with tin cans tied to the back and the words “Jost Married.”

The duo got engaged in March after two years of dating.

The “Strangers Things” actor and the musician tied the knot at Graceland Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas on September 7. They confirmed the event by sharing photos with Elvis and then showing off their wedding meal: In-N-Out burgers and fries.

The couple began dating in summer 2019 and made their debut as a couple on the red carpet of the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

The 22-year-old daughter of the late Steve Irwin married Chandler Powell on March 25 in a ceremony at Australia’s Zoo gardens attended only by family.

"There are no words to describe the amount of love and light in my heart right now... We shared tears and smiles and love,” she wrote on Instagram.

In August, the couple announced that they are expecting their first child together.

The 60-year-old actor married 28-year-old girlfriend, Leila George, in a private ceremony on July 30, according to Page Six. He confirmed the news by showing off his gold wedding band on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” stating, "We did a COVID wedding.”

He elaborated: “By that, I mean it was a county commissioner on Zoom and we were at the house with my two children and her brother, and we did it that way.”

The Former NFL quarterback wed the 2017 Miss Universe in a sunset ceremony in Cape Town, South Africa on January 18.

Since the event was pre-pandemic, it was a lavish affair with 260 guests.

The Disney Channel actress announced her surprise wedding to the social media manager on Instagram.

“I got married to a woman who understands me from trigger to joy, from breakfast to midnight snack, from stage to home. I love you Mrs. Pearman-Maday!" she wrote. "I’s married NOW."

The backyard ceremony took place on June 16.

The “Malcolm in the Middle” star and Price originally eloped in October of 2019, but they formally tied the knot on February 21, which was also the couple’s four year dating anniversary.

“Every single moment of Feb. 21 was perfect. From the moment of waking up together and jumping on the bed hyping each other up, to helping our wedding planner with setting things up at the venue, all the way to walking down the aisle with my best friend hand in hand with our closest friends and family in attendance. Everything was just so us,” Muniz told PEOPLE.

After being forced to postpone and pare down the guest list for their planned Memorial Day weekend ceremony, the Country singer and stylist are now Mr. and Mrs. following their nuptials on November 21 at Saddle Woods Farm in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

"With so much of our families being in California we had to make the tough decision to downsize (drastically) twice, and we ended up with a small group of just our immediate family and closest friends in town,"  Duncan shared.

The singer married Twaddle on July 25. She shared the news on social media posting a photo of herself and her new husband wearing wedding rings. She captioned the selfie “Oops.”

She followed it up with a post in August of the duo wearing matching baby blue tuxedos, which she captioned, “2nd wedding look.”

The former Disney Channel actress and “Insatiable” star secretly married fiancé Josh Dun on New Year’s Eve as they rang in 2020 in Austin.

They remained mum about it for five months eventually coming clean after fans noticed the Twenty One Pilots drummer wearing a wedding ring in a music video.

The couple got engaged on December 23, 2019 after years of dating. Ryan told Vogue they planned the whole ceremony in just 28 days.

The country star married his longtime fiancée in a waterside wedding in Florida on August 1. They exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony and decided to until "next year" to celebrate with family and friends.

"Yesterday was the best day of my life," Combs captioned. "I got to marry my best friend. I love you @nicohocking, here’s to forever."

In October, Combs told RADIO.COM that they decided to go ahead with their plans because, honestly, "what else could go wrong," as he put it.

Hocking and Combs got engaged in November of 2018, and started dating in 2016.

The 66-year-old “Parent Trap” star secretly eloped with fiancée Laura Savoie, 27, on June 2 in Santa Barbara, California.

He initially planned to walk down the aisle with the doctoral student during a destination wedding in Hawaii in April, with another reception planned in Nashville.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, they were forced to postpone the ceremony. In keeping with safety protocols, the couple wed with only their pastor present.

The country musician revealed he and longtime fiancée wed in April in a private ceremony at St. Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica, CA.

The nuptials were performed just before putting themselves into quarantine, in front of less than ten witnesses who all kept proper distance from each other during the service.

The couple decided to keep details of the ceremony quiet "out of respect to so many people affected by and on the front lines of this pandemic."

Griffin rang in 2020 by marrying her longtime boyfriend.

She revealed a portion of the wedding ceremony which “was just under 14 minutes,” according to the tweet. The video shows the first minute or so of her marriage, hilariously officiated by Lily Tomlin.