Hilarie Burtonis reflecting onher weddingin October toJeffrey Dean Morganas the decade comes to an end.
TheOne Tree Hillalumna shared a series of Instagram photos Tuesday from her and Morgan’s wedding in New York on Oct. 5. In the caption, Burton, 37, opened up about how, while the decade started off rough for her, it ultimately ended on a good note with her marriage to Morgan, 53.
“Ten years ago, I was pregnant, unemployed, unsure about where I was gonna live or give birth and despite the bravado I may have projected, I was scared,” she wrote. “My whole life I’d thought I would follow the same path as everyone I’d grown up around. Have a steady job. Get married. Buy a house. Have kids.”
Burton added, “My love for @jeffreydeanmorgan has evolved into something so much deeper and golden. Our children participated and were at our sides for all of it. It was the celebration of an entire decade. As I see all the year in review posts today, my entire year – my entire decade really – can be summed up in that one day.”
“Happy New Year, everyone,” she wrote. “I hope your path is winding and surprising and takes you on a wild ride. Biggest Happy New year to @jeffreydeanmorgan, Gus and George. Love isn’t a big enough word. Bring on the Roaring Twenties!!!! 2020! ????????.”
Burton, who shares sonAugustus “Gus”, 9, and daughterGeorge Virginia, 21 months, with theWalking Deadstar, included various sweet photos from the wedding day of the family of four. In addition, Morgan’sSupernaturalcostarsJensen AcklesandJared Padaleckialso made an appearance and posed for a photo together.
Burton and Morgan revealed on Oct. 7 that they hadtied the knotthat weekend, contrary to reports that they had already wed years ago. His rep later confirmed to PEOPLE that the couple wed in New York on Oct. 5.
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Later that month, the actress spoke to PEOPLE at Lifetime’s It’s a Wonderful Lifetime Holiday Movie Press Junket andexplained why she finally decided to marry Morganafter a decade together.
“It was a couple months,” she added of the wedding planning process. “It wasn’t a big deal. It was like nothing.”
She also said that her nuptials were “probably the only time I’ll ever wear a white dress in my life.”
“It’s one and done, man,” she added. “And so it fit, it was appropriate for the moment. I didn’t anticipate having a traditional wedding. I thought it was going to be very casual, but as it got planned, it became very traditional.”
The actress also spoke about her and Morgan’s vows, which she referred to as “a strange thing” due to the lack of formality.
source: people.com