Alec Marsh's wife Makenna shares romantic moments from 'private last dance' with Royals star from their big day

Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Alec Marsh's wife, Makenna, reflected on their recent wedding on Instagram on Saturday, posting a series of romantic snaps as the couple enjoyed a last moment after their wedding was finished and all the guests had left.

"Private last dance🤍" Makenna Marsh captioned her Instagram post.

Alec Marsh married his longtime girlfriend, Makenna, in a picture-perfect wedding ceremony in Fallbrook, California, on Dec. 7, having originally popped the big question in November of 2023.

Plenty of elite baseball talent attended the lavish ceremony, as the likes of Bobby Witt Jr., MJ Melendez, Spencer Torkelson and Vinnie Pasquantino turned up to give the happy couple their best as they began a new chapter of life together.

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Alec Marsh's wife, Makenna, reacts to her husband's classy wedding look

On Friday on Instagram, right-handed pitcher Alec Marsh showed off his slick all-white wedding day outfit.

"A huge thank you to @stateandliberty for making me look and feel my best on my wedding day," Marsh captioned his post.

Alec's new wife also commented on her husband's post. Looking at her comment, It's safe to say Makenna Harper was impressed with her husband's choice of clothing for one of the biggest days of the couple's lives.

"My husband 🔥," Makenna Harper commented.

Screenshot of Makenna Harper's comment on her husband's Instagram post (Image from - Instagram.com/@alecmarsh8)

On the field, Alec Marsh had a decent year, finishing 9-9 with a 4.53 ERA and 123 strikeouts. He was a key part of skipper Matt Quartaro's pitching staff as the Royals qualified for the postseason despite finishing second in the AL Central by some distance.

Although Marsh played his part in getting his team to the playoffs, he did not get a chance to showcase his stuff in the postseason, with the Royals choosing to stick with much more experienced options such as Cole Ragans, Seth Lugo and Michael Wacha for the biggest games of the year.

The Royals started their October journey well, outlasting the Baltimore Orioles in two low-scoring games that could aptly be described as battles of attrition, to reach the ALDS. That was where the party came to an end though, as the star-studded New York Yankees lineup flexed its muscles to send Alec Marsh and the Royals out.