Jack Wagner and his wife Michelle Wolf recently revealed they tied the knot in a private ceremony, keeping the event under wraps until weeks after it had taken place. Now, the Bold and the Beautiful and When Calls the Heart actor is opening up about their wedding day, offering heartfelt insight into the intimate celebration and the special guests who helped make it memorable.
The couple married on May 18 at the exclusive Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles, inviting only about 40 guests to share the moment. Wagner, known for his desire to keep his personal life private, told Swoon in a June 13 interview, “We wanted to be traditional, so we kept it as traditional as possible.
At the same time, having gospel and readings, etc., and also inviting everyone into that, no matter what their religious order is.” A priest officiated the ceremony, which remained largely under the radar until Wolf confirmed the news in a May 31 Instagram post.
“We did it!!!!!! MARRIED in front of our little family!! #MrAndMrs @jackwagnerofficial @debwaldphotography,” she wrote, sharing a joyful photo from the day. Wagner also shared that their guest list included friends from across both of their lives and careers.
Among the most notable attendees was his When Calls the Heart co-star Lori Loughlin, who gave a touching speech during the reception. “I had Lori Loughlin speak, Al Michaels spoke, Mardy Fish, the tennis player, and John Watkins, the guitar player who’s in Michelle’s band, spoke, so we had people from both of our worlds speak,” Wagner said.
The ceremony also held a deeply emotional moment for Wagner, who made sure his late son, Harrison, whom he shared with ex-wife Kristina Wagner, was honored during the celebration. Harrison tragically passed away in 2022. “Lori brought up my son, Harrison, so he was with us, and we made sure that was part of the celebration as well,” Wagner shared. “He was part of the celebration and will continue to be.”
Despite their recent nuptials, Wagner and Wolf have chosen to maintain separate homes, a lifestyle they both find comfortable. “It’s kind of cool, you know? She has her place. I still have mine,” Wagner told Parade on June 11. “We’re both super comfortable in our places and going back and forth… we’ve decided, let’s not rock the boat.”
For Wagner and Wolf, their wedding was more than just a ceremony—it was a quiet, meaningful moment, surrounded by close friends, cherished memories, and mutual love.