After the attorney-turned-ESPN personality and Bryan got engaged, they lived in Rachel's hometown of Dallas, TX, for a while before moving to Miami, FL, in 2019 where Bryan works as a chiropractor.
The pair reportedly said "I do" in front of The Bachelor alums including Kristina Schulman, Bibiana Julian and Astrid Loch, however the event was not filmed for broadcast on ABC.
"I wanted a TV wedding. I 100 percent did," Rachel admitted to People.
"Then, as we got to know each other in the real world and things became normalized, and then I started hearing horror stories about these TV weddings, I am very thankful that we don't have one and that we're doing it on our own. I also think that it shows to the world or Bachelor Nation that what we have is more real."
Rachel added, "We don't need TV. We don't need to get paid. We're doing this because this is what we want to do. And I think it has more meaning."
Rachel and Bryan ended up tying the knot in a romantic ceremony at the Royalton Suites Cancun in Mexico on August 24, 2019.
"Rachel was the epitome of elegance and grace as she walked down the aisle towards Bryan. The ceremony was filled with so much joy, love and laughter," wedding planner Michael Russo told People.
"As they exchanged their personal handwritten vows, you could feel the unbridled emotion and powerful connection between them."
After the attorney-turned-media personality and Bryan got engaged, they lived in Rachel's hometown of Dallas, TX, for a while before moving to Miami, FL, in 2019 where Bryan had continued working as a chiropractor.
However Rachel's time in Florida was short-lived as she moved to California in 2020 for her job with Extra.
In April 2021, Rachel revealed that Bryan had now also moved to Los Angeles to be with her -- "back where we belong."
