In Photos: Jared Goff's wife Christen Harper calls special day with Lions QB as her "favorite day" of 2024

June 22, 2024, was a special day for Jared Goff and his wife, Christen Harper, because seven months ago, the NFL power couple tied the knot in Ojai, California. Now, looking back, Christen has shared more black-and-white pictures from her wedding day.

On Sunday, she posted,

“Moments from my favorite day of 2024," she captioned the social media post.

Out of all the photos, the first photo of the carousel post completely stole the show.

In the picture, Christen wore a strapless dress with a silhouette and Jared wore a white tuxedo with a black bow tie.

Jared and Christen's romance started in 2019 on the dating app Raya. After dating for four years, Jared popped the big question to the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model during a trip to Mexico in 2022.

In 2019, when Jared Goff was playing with the Los Angeles Rams and signed a $134 million extension, he came across Christen. Thus, it is safe to assume that Christen has been by Jared's side through it all.

Jared Goff's wife Christen Harper celebrated a charitable Christmas bash

Christen Harper's glamorous "Lions Wives' Favorite Things Party" on December 17 was for a good cause.

The party looked no less than a winter wonderland. It featured Christmas trees adorned with ornaments, tables garnished with floral arrangements in bold red hues and an array of wrapped gifts ready for the gift exchange.

However, apart from the festivities was a deeper purpose. A chance to give back.

Using the occasion as a platform for philanthropy, Christen Harper put all the focus on Forgotten Harvest, which is a Detroit-based organization dedicated to combating food insecurity.

Sharing gratitude for the party's success in creating connections and raising funds for a vital cause, Jared Goff's wife wrote on Dec. 17:

"Beyond grateful! Lions' favorite things party 💙. We all got to give each other our favorite things and the best part is we were able to raise money to give back to an amazing Detroit organization Forgotten Harvest!"

She also thanked the sponsors who contributed to the event.