Garrett Stubbs' wife Evyn makes feelings known about Phillies catcher on their 4-year milestone

Phillies catcher Garrett Stubbs and his lontime girlfriend Evyn got married at a luxury Collection resort in Los Cabos, Mexico, on Dec, 14, 2024. The three-day extravagant destination wedding was attended by their friends and family members. The three-day celebratory retreat involved a boat party, poolside relaxation, dress rehearsal and an oceanfront ceremony.

The couple started dating in January 2021 before getting engaged on Dec. 10, 2023 during a romantic getaway at Chileno Bay in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, before exchanging wedding vows a year later.

Evyn, a beauty aesthetician by profession, took to social media on January 1 to share images with Garrett Stubbs marking their four years of dating each other. The caption on her social media post read:

"Four years loving you — you’ve shown me life & love can be so much more than I ever dreamed. Though our dating anniversary could be retired now, I’ll never stop trying to find excuses to celebrate loving you. But cheers to marriage anniversaries from here on out, @garretstubbs! I love being your WIFE 🤍 "

After their dream destination wedding, the happy couple went on a six-day honeymoon to Playa del Carmen for three nights at Hotel Casa de la Playa, which was followed by three nights at Be Telum in Quintana Roo, Mexico.

Summing up their grand wedding celebration in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Garrett Stubbs said:

"It was exactly what we envisioned from the beginning. A roller coaster of emotions. At one point the wedding party was dancing down the aisle, the next we were crying happy tears during vows and then taking shots at the altar with all our guests. It was a romantic fiesta."

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Garrett Stubbs and his wife Evyn envision starting a family together

Stubbs and his wife have envisioned starting a family togther soon. While speaking to PEOPLE, Evyn reflected on the same:

"Both of us are very family-oriented, so for us, we are both looking forward to starting a family of our own. We both understand the challenges of raising a family and couldn't be more excited to take on those challenges together."

The Phillies backstop had a subpar 2024 MLB season and will hope to string some better performances in both departments of the game in 2025.