Zach Wilson and Nicolette Dellano's wedding weekend begins: Dolphins QB celebrates with NFL family and friends
Zach Wilson and Nicolette Dellano's wedding weekend kicks off (Image via: Getty Images)
NFL quarterback Zach Wilson and model Nicolette Dellano are officially celebrating their wedding weekend. As the Miami Dolphins star prepares to say 'I do,' Dellano gave fans an inside look at their romantic pre-wedding bash, setting social media abuzz.
The stylish celebration has become one of the most talked-about moments of the NFL offseason.
NFL star Zach Wilson and fiancée Nicolette Dellano share romantic moments ahead of wedding
Zach Wilson and Nicolette Dellano's wedding festivities are in full swing, and they've already turned heads with a lavish start. The Miami Dolphins quarterback, set to marry Dellano this Saturday, is entering this new chapter in full style.
On Friday, Dellano shared a series of intimate photos from their pre-wedding celebration on Instagram, offering fans a look at the couple's final moments before the big day.
'The night before,' she captioned the post, which included snaps of the duo with family and close friends.
Inside the NFL couple's picture-perfect journey to the aisle
The soon-to-be bride dazzled in a white off-the-shoulder top, a matching long skirt, and a light scarf — effortlessly channeling bridal elegance. Wilson matched her look with a classic white shirt, black blazer, and coordinating pants, giving the celebration a polished, picture-perfect vibe.
The couple's engagement took place during a romantic beachside getaway in Italy last year.
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Wilson proposed with an eye-catching oval-cut diamond ring, and their announcement — shared on July 1, 2024, via Instagram — quickly went viral, attracting attention across the NFL community.
Now, as they gear up for the ceremony, their wedding weekend is gaining traction as one of the most anticipated events of the NFL offseason. Fans, teammates, and fellow stars are closely watching as Wilson, a former New York Jets quarterback now with the Dolphins, takes this significant step in his personal life.
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From designer looks to emotional moments, Zach Wilson and Nicolette Dellano's wedding is emerging as one of the most talked-about events of the NFL offseason and fans across the league are watching closely. With the ceremony underway, all eyes remain on the Dolphins QB and his bride as they begin their next chapter.
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