Mayim Bialik, who played Amy Farrah Fowler on The Big Bang Theory, shared details about co-star Jim Parsons’s wedding. In an interview, Bialik said Parsons’ wedding to longtime partner Todd Spiewak was an intimate affair, focused on celebrating their extraordinary relationship and commitment to each other. 

Bialik was honored to attend the wedding, having worked with Parsons for 12 years and witnessed his loving relationship with Spiewak blossom over that time. She described them as “soul mates” who brought out the best in each other, exhibiting a partnership other couples could aspire to. Their wedding reflected that depth of care, meaning, and joy they found together.

The ceremony was private, attended only by close friends and family. It featured heartfelt vows, music, and readings chosen by the couple to reflect what mattered most to them. Bialik said there were tears of happiness all around, as everyone present understood how long Parsons and Spiewak had waited for the opportunity to officially wed. When the time came, the emotion of the occasion matched its significance.

Parsons and Spiewak tried to keep wedding details quiet to avoid media scrutiny and preserve the intimacy of the event. Bialik respected their wish for privacy while the show was still filming, only sharing her well wishes as their friend and co-star. Now she can speak openly about what an honor it was to support and celebrate them on their special day, and how moving it was to witness their love and commitment to one another made official at last in front of those dearest to them.    

Bialik closed by saying Parsons and Spiewak deserved nothing less than the wedding they had—one centered around the most important things: love, joy, friendship, and partnership. Her time working with Parsons allowed her to see his dedication to Spiewak firsthand over the years. She felt privileged to share in their wedding moment, however quietly, and see two souls so perfectly matched declare their eternal bond.

Parsons and Spiewak’s long path to marriage paralleled the journey of Bialik’s onscreen counterpart with Sheldon. In both cases, love opened each character to growth and strength they never knew they possessed. Bialik is grateful for the opportunity to be part of their story—both in fiction and in life—as a testament to love’s power to transform. Parsons and Spiewak found their happily ever after, and in the process, became role models for what commitment and compassion truly mean.