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George Kittle, the San Francisco 49ers tight end, recently attended the highly anticipated wedding of his teammate Christian McCaffrey and model Olivia Culpo in Rhode Island. The wedding, which took place on June 29, was a star-studded affair, with several of Kittle’s teammates and coaches in attendance.

Kittle was effusive in his praise for the wedding, describing it as “beautiful” and “wild.” He also expressed his admiration for the way the couple’s families came together to celebrate their union. “It was kind of cool to meet other people from Rhode Island,” Kittle said. “I don’t know anyone from Rhode Island except for Olivia and her family, so it was nice to meet some new people.”

The wedding was a highly publicized event, with several high-profile guests in attendance. Kittle noted that the presence of paparazzi and security added to the excitement of the occasion. “It was kind of wild, too, because she’s really famous,” he said. “So, having the amount of police officers that were around and security and stuff, and people from Rhode Island just standing there on the corners with photographers and paparazzi stuff, that was a wild experience for me.”

Kittle attended the wedding with his wife Claire, and was joined by several of his teammates, including 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, his wife Kristin, head coach Kyle Shanahan, and quarterback Brock Purdy. “Even with so many people in the room, it felt like it was just Christian and I,” Culpo told Vogue of the ceremony, during which McCaffrey blurted out “I do” within the first minute.

McCaffrey and Culpo got married in June after four years of dating and a year of engagement

Kittle attended the ‘wild’ wedding with his wife Claire, several 49ers teammates and staff

Kyle Juszczyk, his wife Kristin, head coach Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy were in attendance

The 49ers are set to open their season at home against the New York Jets on September 9, as they seek redemption behind their 25-22 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in February’s Super Bowl.