Dillon Gabriel gets married to long-time girlfriend Zoe Caswell in intimate Hawaii ceremony

Dillon Gabriel is off to an exciting offseason.

The Browns quarterback married long-time girlfriend Zoe Caswell in June and the two are currently sharing photos with fans more than a month later.

The two tied the knot on June 22 in an intimate ceremony surrounded by family in Hawaii.

In a joint Instagram post, the two shared various photos from the wedding and posted another series of pictures from the welcome dinner on Wednesday.

The welcome dinner took place four days after the small wedding at a beautiful beachfront restaurant.

Caswell wore a long patterned white dress while Gabriel sported an all white outfit.

The party included a spread of food and drinks, and a night time swim as the couple shared a photo of the them kissing in the ocean.

“06.26.26- Welcome Dinner🥂” she wrote on Instagram. “So grateful to our friends for making the trip to Hawaii to celebrate our wedding with us. It was the best night!! 🫶🏼”

For the wedding, the couple got married inside a church in Mililani, where Gabriel grew up, with a candlelit alter.

Caswell wore a long mesh wedding dress and veil while Gabriel wore a white tuxedo.

“6.22.26 – We had a special intimate wedding with our families,” Gabriel wrote on Instagram last week. “We stood before God, surrounded by the people who have loved us from the beginning, in the small church in Mililani where I grew up. It was a full circle moment that we will cherish forever. A day rooted in family, faith and unconditional love. ❤️”

Caswell and Gabriel met in middle school while growing up at Punahou School in Hawaii, per Yahoo Sports.

The couple went on to navigate a long distance relationship for three years while Gabriel played at the University of Central Florida.

The two reunited at Oklahoma and Caswell stayed by Gabriel’s side as he went on to Oregon as well.

This upcoming NFL season, Gabriel will be in the background of the Browns ongoing starting quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.

In June, head coach Todd Monken said he was not ready to name a starter.

“I’m not there yet,” Monken explained. “I just don’t see it after the way Shedeur has played and the way Deshaun’s played. They’ve both played well enough to earn the right to compete to start.”

Last season, Gabriel played 10 games (six starts) and threw 937 yards for seven touchdowns and two interceptions.