Only friends and family scored an invite to Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook’s wedding last weekend, but doesn’t it feel like we were all there? She’s been so generous with details about it. Take, for example, the cute photos she posted on Instagram of her gorgeous wedding dress and after-party jumpsuit. Or the fact that we know all about the $46 worth of drugstore makeup she wore. And now, there’s even a peek at the couple’s vows.

The Big Bang Theory star posted two clips to Instagram of a wedding video—created by video agency Enjet Media—that shows key moments of the celebration like Cook and Cuoco preparing to walk down the aisle and their vows at the alter.

A voiceover of Cuoco’s sister, Briana, who officiated, sets the tone. “Love is an incredible gift that I know neither of you will take for granted. There’s power in love. Not just in romantic forms, but in any form,” she says. “There’s a certain sense in which you are loved and you know it. When someone cares for you and you know it. When you love and you show it and it actually feels right and there’s a reason for it—it has to do with the source. It’s because we were made by a power of love. I’ve truly never seen two people fit more perfectly together or be more ready to make the decision to spend the rest of their lives together.”

The pair, who refer to themselves as KC², then exchange vows that include Cook joking about Cuoco “plucking his unibrow” and Cuoco saying that “unconditional love” are the two words that come to mind when she looks at her now-husband. Of their future life together, she says, “I know it will be full of animals, adventure, and lots of laughs. I was meant for you. You are a good man, Charlie Brown, and I am yours.”

“There’s a rhythm and a pulse to us, like the ocean waves crashing upon the rocks, and just like those waves on those rocks, we feel like a force of nature,” Cook says of their relationship. “I guess that’s the power of a true human connection.”

See it, below:

The team at Enjet Media gave us a little more insight into the couple’s video. “We simply let them be themselves on-camera,” a company representative tells us via email. “Kaley wanted it to look like an old film, so we very much integrated a ‘gritty’ approach at appropriate times throughout the day and juxtaposed this playful footage with polished, cinematic shots to tell the whole story—all while letting the Cooks’ energy naturally dictate the edit. Of course, there are technical elements, logistics, planning and prep to a wedding and any film project—but in the end, it comes down to the couple. And with Kaley and Karl, it was effortless.”

What a lovely day, indeed.

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