Adam DeVine Marries Longtime Girlfriend Chloe Bridges In Cabo San Lucas

Adam DeVine is officially off the market as he just tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, actress Chloe Bridges.

The newlyweds held their wedding ceremony in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, over the weekend. A rep for the "Pitch Perfect" star confirmed the news to Page Six.

His "Workaholics" co-star Erik Griffin was the first one to share the happy news on social media Sunday. He posted on Instagram a snap of him with the 37-year-old groom and fellow co-stars Anders Holm and Blake Anderson.

In the photo, DeVine is wearing a black T-shirt, dress pants and white tennis shoes. Anderson and Holm also rocked the same outfit, while Griffin sported a black suit.

"Dem Boyz! Devine is off the market! Such an awesome wedding!" Griffin wrote in the caption.

Comedian Adam Ray also posted a snap on his Instagram Story of himself preparing to officiate the nuptials.

Meanwhile, the bride, 29, shared on her own Instagram account photos of herself trying on a few wedding gowns a week before the ceremony. In one picture, Bridges modeled an off-the-shoulder gown with long sleeves, which she paired with pearl drop earrings.

However, she said in the caption that she didn't end up choosing any of the dresses in the post.

"Were we crazy for trying to plan a wedding during a global pandemic??" she wrote in the caption. "Probably, yeah, 'cause many, many things went wrong including but not limited to us both getting breakthrough [COVID-19]. But we gave it our best shot and it’s almost here and it seems like it’s actually going to pan out!!"

She added, "Consider this dump of the wedding dresses I almost-chose-but-didn’t to be your warning that this is going to be a very wedding-heavy account for the next two weeks."

DeVine and Bridges met on the set of the film "The Final Girls" in 2014. They started dating the following year and got engaged in 2019, People reported.

In January, Bridges hinted on Instagram that they were planning to tie the knot in Mexico. However, their original plan fell through due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

According to her, they already had a wedding venue and wedding date. However, the venue had to cancel all the 2021 events so they had to go back to the drawing board.

"Is planning a wedding during a pandemic a lost cause? Possibly! But we’re still plugging away - masked up and came to Mexico to start planning something smaller, later, more margarita-full, and (God willing) post-vaccine/safe/COVID-free," Bridges wrote.