Ben Platt Wishes Fiancé Noah Galvin a Happy 30th Birthday: 'I Can't Wait to Marry You'

The 'Theater Camp' stars got engaged in November 2022

Ben Platt is shining a light on fiancé Noah Galvin.

The singer-actor celebrated Galvin's 30th birthday on May 6 with a series of photos on Instagram showing him across the dinner table from Platt on their date nights out.

In the caption, Platt, also 30, wrote, "happy 30th birthday to my favorite person in the world. I can’t wait to marry you this year and spend the rest of my life across the table from you."

Galvin additionally shared a photo of himself smiling while holding a cake on Instagram to celebrate his birthday. "I’m 30 today. I love my dog, ice cream cake, high waisted pants, my uncle Mike, and most of all @bensplatt thank u for the bday wishes ??," he wrote in a caption.

The actors, who have both played the lead in Dear Evan Hansen on Broadway and made the 2023 film Theater Camp with each other, revealed on Nov. 25, 2022, that they got engaged.

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After Platt stepped down from the titular role in the Tony-winning musical, Galvin was announced as his replacement in November 2017. From there, they developed a close friendship that eventually turned into a romance.

"We were friends for five years, and right before the pandemic we finally decided to really give it a shot. We kind of skated around it for a long time," Platt told Kelly Clarkson in 2021 of how their relationship developed.

For Galvin's birthday in 2022, Platt wrote on Instagram, "happy birthday my guy. you’re the most special gift the universe has ever whipped up. thank goodness you were born. I love you so much."

In a previous interview, Platt told PEOPLE what he admires most about his fiancé: "His ideals are very pure and his standards and principles are very pure and he expects a lot of people and he holds people to a high standard, and doesn't want to fake or lie or pretend or phone in emotional connection or intelligence or understanding."

"He really wants the real thing," The Politician star continued. "And that makes situations more uncomfortable sometimes, more difficult sometimes. But his relationships are so much more meaningful because of them, including ours."

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