Conner Floyd has married Carly Frei in an "old Hollywood" style ceremony in Los Angeles.

The Days of Our Lives star tied the knot with his skincare expert fiancee at the London Hotel in West Hollywood on Saturday (21.03.26) as part of a weekend of festivities for their friends and family.

The couple told PEOPLE they wanted the ceremony to be inspired by "an old-school, Old Hollywood" vibe. The bride added: "If we could take the most glamorous parts of our lives and all the things that we love and fit them into a dream, fairytale weekend, that's exactly what this wedding was."

Conner added: "The past five years that we have been together have truly been the best five years of our lives - and to think that we get to spend a lifetime together from this moment on just makes both of us so excited for what the future has to offer."

The wedding festivities kicked off on Friday (20.03.26) with a welcome party at Los Angeles' Sunset Tower Hotel, which was hosted by the actor's parents.

The ceremony took place on Saturday and was officiated by the couple's friend Hayes Beyersdorfer, who was present on the night the pair first met back in 2020.

The bride wore a skirt, veil and neck scarf by Danielle Frankel with a corset top by Wiederhoeft and she changed into a different version of the outfit for the reception, which featured a cocktail hour, mini tacos, sliders and seafood as well as a sit-down dinner.

The couple had their first dance to Elvis Presley's hit Can't Help Falling in Love and they later headed off on honeymoon to Bora Bora.

The couple first met in 2020 but they didn't start dating until a year later. Conner went on to propose in 2024 in Carly's hometown of Boston, Massachusetts.

The soap star previously told PEOPLE magazine: "Carly is the love of my life. She means the world to me, and I really wanted to make this special for her ...

"The Boston Commons was covered with snow and the perfect venue for the proposal. It was a struggle to get her to walk through the park in 25-degree weather, but we made it happen."