CHICAGO, IL - AUGUST 03: Lauren Parsekian and Aaron Paul attend the Lollapalooza 2013 after party at The Underground on August 3, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images) (Photo: )
"Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul tied the knot with Lauren Parsekian in May in a gorgeous Malibu, Calif. wedding.
Paul, describing his and his wife's love for music festivals, said, "Me and Lauren are addicted to musical festivals. We met at Coachella. We fell in love at Coachella. We had our first kiss on a ferris wheel at Coachella. So anything that reminds us of that we're very excited to do."
Click through the slideshow below for seven more sweet things the actor has said about his wife.
At the Emmys in September 2012, Aaron Paul snagged the award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. In his speech, he thanked Lauren Parsekian, saying "Thank you so much for looking at me the way that you do, you truly saved me."
In October 2012, Paul told People magazine, "It doesn't make sense to me. The way she looks at me ... she has that magical glow about her."
If you've followed Paul and Parsekian's relationship online, you'll know the couple is famously mushy on Twitter. In March 2012, Paul tweeted, "I miss @Laurencorinne8 like you would not believe. She is the most incredible person. Thank you for your heart."
And in May 2013, Parsekian tweeted, "Hey @aaronpaul_8 I miss you." To which Paul replied, "I miss you terribly my pretty little bird. Ok. Good goodnight. I like you a lot." Awww...
In an interview with GQ in August 2012, Paul described a favorite date with Parsekian: "Lauren and I saw Bright Eyes at the Cemetery. I love watching concerts at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. In the summer, they've started doing a concert series. It's great, because you bring your own picnic basket, big blanket, wine. My girl, she is very proud of her cheese board that she creates."
And in the same GQ interview Paul gushed about Parsekian saying, "No offense to other women on this planet, but she is hands down the best."
At their shared bachelor-bachelorette party in Las Vegas in May, Paul dished up a cake, designed to look like the Paris street where he proposed in 2011, decorated with the words, "My pretty bird, thank you for loving me."
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