Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds Just Shared Rare Selfies From a Date Night Out

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are currently one of Hollywood’s most beloved power couples—we love to watch them troll each other endlessly on social media and support each other’s various projects on the red carpet.

The couple (who married in 2012) now have three daughters together: James, Inez, and baby Betty. But how did Serena van der Woodsen and Deadpool get here? Let’s take a trip down memory lane and remember all the major milestones in their relationship.

July 2010: Lively and Reynolds appear together at Comic-Con to promote their film, Green Lantern. They weren’t yet a couple, though: He was married to Scarlett Johansson, and she was dating her Gossip Girl costar, Penn Badgley.

September 2010: Lively and Badgley call it quits. “They’re still good friends and hang out on the set,” a source told Us Weekly at the time.

December 2010: Reynolds files for divorce from Johansson.

October 2011: Dating rumors begin after Lively is spotted leaving Reynolds’s Boston apartment with the actor early in the morning.

December 2011: Paparazzi catch the new couple holding hands in Vancouver while visiting Reynolds’s family during the holidays.

September 2012: On September 10, Lively and Reynolds pull off their secret ceremony at the Boone Hall Plantation in South Carolina. People reported that Florence Welch, of Florence and the Machine, performed at the reception. “Ryan and Blake wanted the event to look and feel like home,” wedding planner Tara Guerard said. “We created the charm, elegance and magic of times past. It was a truly beautiful celebration.” The bride wore Marchesa, while the groom chose Burberry.

“When Ryan first saw her, his face broke into a huge smile that crinkled his eyes,” a source said. “They just stared at each other with absolute love. Their faces were lit up with the candlelight, and it looked like something out of a romance movie.”

September 2013: Lively opens up about married life to Lucky magazine. “I was recently asked how my style has changed since I got married, as if I was living under some sort of dictatorship,” she said. “I should hope I dress differently at 25 than I did when I graduated high school. I hope I never stop changing.”