Days after the couple tied the knot on June 24, 2026, the Jersey Shore star took to Instagram to reveal the sentimental reason they chose the date.
According to Farley, 41, their wedding day—6.24.26—was carefully selected because it symbolizes the balance at the center of their love story.
View this post on Instagram"It's the middle of our story," she explained.
The middle portion of the date carries even more significance. The number 24 falls directly between Carpinello's birthday on the 21st and Farley's birthday on the 27th.
She summed up the symbolism with a romantic message: "Two hearts, one love. Right in the middle where we were always meant to be. Our forever starts 6.24.26."
"The love story I dream of wanting," another envied.
Farley and Carpinello got engaged in 2021 after he proposed on her birthday, making another important date in their relationship even more memorable. After several years together, the pair quietly exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony before sharing the happy news publicly.
Farley recently addressed criticism after fellow cast members Angelina Pivarnick and Ronnie Ortiz-Magro were noticeably absent from the celebration. Responding to the backlash, she defended the decision, saying, "You get what you deserve," making it clear she has no regrets about keeping the event intimate.
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