Felix Auger-Aliassime marries Nina Ghaibi in Morocco

A marriage in Marrakech! After getting engaged last year, Felix Auger-Aliassime and longtime partner Nina Ghaibi tied the knot on Sept. 21, just two weeks after Auger-Aliassime reached the US Open semifinals.

While official details of the couple's big day have been kept close to the vest, Auger-Aliassime dished to *People* ahead of the US Open that Ghaibi, a cousin of Croatian-born Aussie player Ajla Tomljanovic, "[did] everything" in regards to the planning.

"As long as I have my suit ready, that’s about the best I can do,” he joked before reaching the semifinals at the year's final major. “But she’s been amazing. Her and her family have been taking care of a lot, and I have to give her all the credit.”

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The Canadian reportedly wore a Dior suit for the occasion, and said that his two main priorities were a “full bar” and “hospitality” for all their guests.

“You want to feel like people are welcome, and they’re not stretching themselves to come to your wedding,” he said.

From social media posts by Auger-Aliassime's Davis Cup teammate Vasek Pospisil and the bride's sister, Cilia Ghaibi, fans got behind-the-scenes glimpses of the big day, including the couple of six years kissing after their vows under a colossal arch made of greenery and white florals.

Auger-Aliassime's groomsmen, per a report from Canadian tennis writer Stephanie Myles, were all players the 25-year-old first met in Tennis Canada's training orbit: peers Alexis Galarneau, Joshua Peck, Victor Krustev and Nicaise Muamba, as well as 35-year-old Vasek Pospisil, who was also mutually coached by Frédéric Fontang.

Auger-Aliassime is scheduled to return to the tour at the Rolex Shanghai Masters, which begins Oct. 1.