NFL quarterback Zach Wilson and his partner Nicolette tied the knot on Saturday in a classy Manhattan wedding.
Wilson, now a member of the Dolphins, began his career in New York as he spent his first three seasons with the Jets.
And the 25-year-old returned to the Big Apple this weekend as he and Nicolette (formerly Dellanno) wed at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
In an Instagram story posted by Kennedy Stidham, the wife of Wilson’s former Broncos teammate Jarrett Stidham, the couple looked to be in good spirits as they walked out of the church and raised their arms in the air.
The newlyweds could later be seen sharing a first dance and cutting their wedding cake in front of their guests.
Wilson wore a classic black tux for the occasion, while Nicolette kept things similarly traditional with a flowy white wedding dress.
Zack and Nicolette Wilson tied the knot on Saturday in New York City at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
The couple enjoyed a first dance in front of their guests at Rainbow Room after
The couple, who met in 2022, looked overjoyed as they cut their cake during their party
She later wrote on her Instagram story that it had been the ‘best night ever,’ with the couple celebrating their nuptials at the fancy Rainbow Room following their ceremony.
The couple, who have been linked since 2022, announced their engagement last June after Wilson popped the question in Italy.
Nicolette later gushed about her beau as she posted about the milestone and showed off her new ring.
‘Zach, you are the best thing that has ever happened to me,’ she captioned a photo of her wearing a ring alongside Wilson.
‘Everyday I admire your strength and i’m so incredibly proud of you.
‘I’m so in love with you and can’t wait to spend the rest of our lives together i love you.’
Dellanno, a native of New Jersey, met Wilson while he was playing for the Jets.
Wilson spent his 2024 NFL season as a backup for the Denver Broncos, but did not see the field
Wilson and Dellanno traveled to Hawaii for their friends’ wedding earlier this year
The team replaced him with Aaron Rodgers after two difficult seasons at the helm, but Wilson was thrust into action once again during the 2023 season after Rodgers injured his Achilles in his debut for the team.
Wilson was traded to the Broncos the following year, and he did not see the field in Denver as he served as the third-string quarterback behind Bo Nix and Stidham.
Wilson then signed a one-year, $6million deal with Miami that could rise to $10million with incentives, according to multiple reports.
He is expected to back up Tua Tagovailoa on the Dolphins.
