Sean And Catherine's Wedding: Date Set?

Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici, who first met on the 17th season of The Bachelor, set their wedding date for 26 January 2014. The couple, who got engaged on the show, tied the knot in a live televised ceremony at the Four Seasons Resort Biltmore in Santa Barbara, California. The nuptials were officiated by Sean's father, Jay Lowe, and were attended by several Bachelor alumni. Sean and Catherine's love story played out in front of millions of viewers, from their first meeting to their engagement and, ultimately, their wedding day.

Sean and Catherine Lowe met on The Bachelor

Sean and Catherine Lowe's love story began on the 17th season of The Bachelor. Sean, an Irving native, fell for Catherine, a graphic designer from Washington. Catherine was initially nervous about meeting Sean, thinking that "the hottest guy in the entire world won't be into me". However, the pair hit it off and Sean ultimately proposed during the season finale.

Sean and Catherine's wedding was broadcast live on ABC on 26 January 2014. The ceremony was officiated by Sean's father, Jay Lowe, at the Four Seasons Resort Biltmore in Santa Barbara, California. The couple exchanged vows in front of six million viewers and were surrounded by friends, family, and Bachelor alumni.

The couple shared a special moment on their wedding day when Sean cried upon seeing Catherine walk down the aisle. They also received a surprise when the musicians, 2Cellos, played 'Human Nature' by Michael Jackson as Catherine walked down the aisle.

Sean and Catherine's relationship has continued to thrive after The Bachelor. They have welcomed three children and celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary in 2018. In an Instagram post, Catherine shared her joy, saying, "Seven years of being this joyful holding your hand. Through vows and homes, kids and kisses, I still can't get enough of you. :) Happy Anniversary @seanloweksu! I love you, I love you, I love you".

They married in 2014

Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici's love story began on the 17th season of The Bachelor. Sean, an Irving native, fell for Catherine, a graphic designer from Washington. The couple met, dated, and fell in love on the show, with Sean proposing during the finale. They married in 2014, on January 26, in a live televised ceremony at the Four Seasons Resort Biltmore in Santa Barbara, California. The ceremony was officiated by Sean's father, Jay Lowe, and was attended by many Bachelor alumni, including Trista and Ryan Sutter, DeAnna and Stephen Stagliano, and Jason and Molly Mesnick.

The couple's wedding was planned by celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss and aired on ABC. Sean and Catherine were paid a six-figure sum to walk down the aisle in front of millions of viewers. Their wedding was an extravagant affair, with Catherine wearing a strapless, fitted bodice and trumpet skirt designed by Monique Lhuillier. The couple exchanged vows in front of a stunning backdrop at the resort, with Catherine predicting tears from Sean on their wedding day.

The newlyweds danced and dined on scallops, ribeye steak, and a custom wedding cake at the reception. Sean and Catherine had publicly shared their decision to wait until marriage to have sex, and Sean expressed that he had no regrets about the decision. The couple's wedding night marked the beginning of a long and happy life together, and they have since welcomed three children.

In the years following their wedding, Sean and Catherine have appeared on various television shows, including Bachelor in Paradise, Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars, and Celebrity Wife Swap. They also won a bid to sell products in their stationery line, LoweCo, on season 3 of Billion Dollar Buyer. The couple has shared behind-the-scenes photos and details from their wedding day, with Catherine reflecting on her experience working with Mindy Weiss and the excitement of planning her dream wedding.

The wedding was aired live on ABC

Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici's wedding was aired live on ABC on 26 January 2014. The couple, who met on season 17 of The Bachelor, were paid a six-figure sum to broadcast their wedding in front of millions of viewers. The ceremony was officiated by Lowe's father, Jay Lowe, at the Four Seasons Resort Biltmore in Santa Barbara, California.

The couple exchanged vows in front of friends, family, and a host of Bachelor alumni, including Trista and Ryan Sutter, DeAnna and Stephen Stagliano, Jason and Molly Mesnick, and Desiree Hartsock and Chris Siegfried. The nuptials were planned by celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss, who is a favourite among celebrities. Weiss executed the details of the day, bringing to life the bride's vision for the design, colours, look, and flowers.

The couple's wedding was not the first time they had appeared on television. Before their wedding, Lowe and Giudici were featured on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where they took a polygraph test to prove they were waiting until marriage to have sex. They also appeared on The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons—Ever, a spinoff looking back at 10 seasons from the franchise.

The Bachelor couple have continued to share their lives with the world, posting photos on Instagram of their wedding day and anniversary celebrations. They have also shared updates about their growing family, including the birth of their three children.

The ceremony was performed by Sean's father

Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici's wedding ceremony was performed by Lowe's father, Jay Lowe. The couple first met on the 17th season of The Bachelor, where Lowe was the lead after appearing on Emily Maynard's season of The Bachelorette. Lowe, who was branded the ""Virgin Bachelor"" due to his decision to wait until marriage, proposed to Giudici during the finale.

The wedding took place on January 26, 2014, at the Four Seasons Resort Biltmore in Santa Barbara, California. The nuptials were aired live on ABC, with six million viewers tuning in to watch the couple exchange their vows. The ceremony was officiated by Lowe's father, Jay Lowe, and was followed by a reception where guests dined and danced the night away.

The couple shared a special moment during the ceremony, with Lowe shedding tears of joy as his bride walked down the aisle. In an interview before the wedding, Lowe admitted that he couldn't hold back his emotions when he saw his future wife: "As soon as I saw Catherine, I started crying. I couldn't hold it in!".

The wedding was planned by celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss, who worked closely with the bride to bring her vision to life. The event was described as over-the-top and extravagant, fitting for a celebration that was shared with millions of viewers nationwide.

Sean and Catherine Lowe's wedding was a highly anticipated event, not just for the couple but also for the many fans who had followed their love story from the beginning. The couple's decision to have Lowe's father officiate the ceremony added a personal and intimate touch to their public celebration of love.

The couple have three children

Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici Lowe, who met on season 17 of The Bachelor, tied the knot in a televised wedding on January 26, 2014, at the Four Seasons Resort Biltmore in Santa Barbara. The couple now have three children together.

On July 2, 2016, the Lowes had their first child, a son named Samuel. In November 2017, they announced that they were expecting their second son, who was born on May 18, 2018. In June 2019, the couple revealed that they were expecting their third child. On December 23, 2019, they welcomed their third child, a daughter, completing their family of five.

In an Easter family photo, the couple posed with their three children. Catherine Giudici Lowe shared that she and Sean originally wanted five children but are happy with their decision to have three. She also mentioned that it is a lot of work to raise three kids.

The couple has been open about their experiences as parents, including a scare when their son was bitten on the head by their family dog and needed staples at the emergency room. They also had to rehome their bullmastiff, Gus, after he bit their son.

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