Noah Galvin Celebrates Husband Ben Platt's 31st Birthday in Sweet Post: 'Nobody Gentler or More Giving' 

Noah Galvin is celebrating Ben Platt's birthday!

As Platt turned 31 on Tuesday, Sept. 24, his husband Galvin, 30, shared a carousel of photos and videos of Platt to Instagram, just weeks after the couple got married on Sept. 1. The post included moments from the couple's wedding, as well as videos of the actor and singer dancing and spending time with their dog.

"It’s my HUSBANDS birthday. There is nobody gentler or more giving," Galvin wrote in a caption to the post. "Just this year @bensplatt toured the country, reopened the palace, held me during some s----- times, MARRIED me, AND got a mullet!"

"I love my sexy best friend more than words can say. Safety is home and home is Benny," he added. "I love you for the rest of time cool?"

Platt himself left a simple smiley face "☺️" in a comment on Galvin's post, while the couple's friend Beanie Feldstein added in another comment: "just love him so much this round up is too sweet- also ben has really become a DANCER."

Platt and Galvin, who first confirmed they were dating in May 2020, held their marriage ceremony at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn on Sept. 1, as Vogue reported. Platt’s longtime rabbi David Wolpe officiated the ceremony, and the wedding weekend itself included a Shabbat welcome dinner at the Angel Orensanz Foundation on the Lower East Side.

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“Our greatest hope was to give everyone a joyful, low-stress weekend full of warmth and a window into our relationship and the life that we are building,” Platt told the outlet of the wedding at the time. “And we wanted the dancing to go off. We feel that all missions were accomplished!”

Galvin and Platt have known each other since the mid-2010s; Galvin was the first performer to replace Platt in the lead role for Dear Evan Hansen following Platt's run as the role's originator in 2017. After making their relationship public in 2020, Platt and Galvin announced their engagement in November 2022

The pair most recently appeared on the big screen together in 2023's satirical comedy Theater Camp, which they also co-wrote with The Bear's Molly Gordon, who co-directed the movie with filmmaker Nick Lieberman.