Time flies when you’re in love! Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici celebrated seven years of marriage on Tuesday in sweet social media tributes to each other.

“Seven years of being this joyful holding your hand. Through vows and homes, kids and kisses, I still can’t get enough of you. :) Happy Anniversary @seanloweksu! I love you I love you I love you,” Catherine wrote on Instagram, accompanied by a beautiful photo from the couple’s wedding day on January 26, 2014, at Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore in Santa Barbara, California.

“I married my best friend seven years ago,” Sean captioned a swipe-through post, featuring a shot from his nuptials to Catherine followed by a present-day pic of the duo posing with their three children: sons Samuel, 4, and Isaiah, 2, and daughter Mia, 13 months.

“So thankful she hasn’t realized I’m not good enough for her because the moment she does, I’m pretty sure she’s going to leave me for Shia LaBeouf,” the former Bachelor jokingly added, calling out Catherine’s celebrity crush. “Until then, I’m going to keep enjoying the greatest thing to ever happen to me.”

The beloved Bachelor Nation pair met and fell in love with each other on Season 17 of “The Bachelor” in 2013. They tied the knot in a gorgeous televised wedding ceremony attended by a host of such notable “Bachelor” and “Bachelorette” alums as Ashley Hebert, Jason and Molly Mesnick, and Trista and Ryan Sutter, among others

In June, Sean revealed the secrets to his successful marriage with Catherine during an interview with “Entertainment Tonight.”

“One, my wife selflessly decided to move — leave her family, her friends, her job, her life as she knew it in Seattle to come live in Dallas,” he explained at the time. “Every season, the people that end up together usually don't live in the same city, so somebody has to make that sacrifice. That's extremely hard, so I give Catherine all the credit in the world for that.”

Sean also believes that his shared Christian faith with Catherine “has a lot to do with” their longevity. “Just the commitment, ‘Hey we're going to start our marriage on this foundation of God and grow together, and commit to grow together no matter what. I think that's helped tremendously,” he said.

“And then I found my best friend. On the show, we would say, ‘Wouldn't it be nice if we could just put sweatpants on and lay on the couch and watch Netflix?’ That is who I found, as opposed to just picking someone just purely based something superficial,” Sean added. “So, I think those are three pretty good reasons why it's been able to work for us.”