Claudia Sulewski and Finneas O'Connell are still enjoying the bliss of their wedding. It seems the special day is something they cannot stop thinking about.

Even after two months of marriage, the couple is still holding on to those beautiful memories. The actress and skincare brand founder recently spoke about her married life while attending the 2026 WWD Honors in New York City.

She shared that life with Finneas has been wonderful, but they still miss the excitement of their wedding day. "We're still experiencing the withdrawals of that being the best day of our lives and it now being behind us.

We're so happy, and it was truly the best day of our lives," she remarked during the event. The star also shared that getting married brought her feelings she never experienced before.

For her, it was not just another happy moment, but something completely new and transformative. "New feeling unlocked, that's what I keep saying.

The emotions we felt on that day, I have never felt ever in my life before," she added, reflecting on the depth of their commitment. The couple first met on a dating app several years ago.

They officially tied the knot on August 29 in California, with Finneas' sister, the globally renowned singer Billie Eilish, officiating the ceremony. Now, the newlyweds are getting ready for their first Halloween as a married couple.

Sulewski revealed that they are planning matching costumes this year, keeping the festive spirit alive. Their relationship has been a subject of public interest, but the couple prefers to keep their private life grounded.

Friends close to the pair suggest that their bond has only strengthened since the wedding. As they look toward the future, both Claudia and Finneas are balancing their professional commitments with their personal happiness.

The couple continues to support each other's creative endeavors. Fans of the duo have been quick to celebrate their milestones on social media, often commenting on how genuine their connection appears to be.

For now, the couple remains focused on cherishing their early days of marriage.