Joey Graziadei Proposes to Kelsey Anderson Again Ahead of Their 2027 Wedding

More than two years after Graziadei got down on one knee during "The Bachelor," he found a quieter way to ask Anderson the same life-changing question again.

The couple, who first got engaged during the season 28 finale of "The Bachelor," recently celebrated another proposal in Cabo San Lucas. This time, the moment was private, personal, and entirely their own.

Joey Graziadei Says the Second Proposal Made Their Promise 'Fully Our Own'

Joey Graziadei, 31, and Kelsey Anderson, 28, shared the exciting news of their second engagement in a joint Instagram post, where the former Bachelor kept the announcement simple and joyful. "SHE SAID YES (again)," he wrote.

In his caption, Graziadei explained that the second proposal was not about replacing their first engagement. Instead, it was about giving their relationship a moment that belonged only to them. He shared:

"Proposing again meant taking something that was already extraordinary and making it fully our own."

He added that it meant everything to reaffirm their love and promise to each other "just the two of us," before writing, "Forever isn't enough with you. I cannot wait to make you my wife."

The renewed engagement came as the pair continued planning their 2027 wedding, a celebration they have already decided will reflect their relationship more than their public image.

Kelsey Anderson Says Their Wedding Will Not Be About Brand Deals

In April, Anderson opened up about their wedding plans during an appearance on Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia's "PlanBri Uncut" podcast. Despite their Bachelor Nation fame, she said the couple made one clear decision early in the planning process: Their wedding would not become a sponsored event.

"We don't want to do any brand deals for our wedding," Anderson said. She explained that she did not want to feel obligated to post about sponsored parts of the day, including anything like a branded bar or other promotional arrangement.

Graziadei and Anderson have already brought in wedding planners Josiah Carr and Justin McGregor of SAMKOMA to help shape the big day.

"We just want it to be able to be seamless and about us," she explained. Still, Anderson said she and Graziadei plan to hire wedding content creators to help document the celebration.

The difference, she explained, is that she does not want to be the one working during her own wedding. "But I'm not gonna be making TikToks," she said. "They'll be making the TikToks so I don't have to worry about it, and I can just be in the moment."

As for the look and feel of the wedding, Anderson revealed that they are leaning toward something "romantic" and "moody," with candles and possibly a "garden party vibe" during cocktail hour.

Even so, she is not trying to control every detail. "I'm not 100% set on anything," she shared, adding that she expects to be "very go with the flow."

For Anderson, the essentials are simple: Graziadei, good music, and the people they love. "As long as he's there, I'm there, we've got a good DJ, a good band, I feel like I'm pretty set," she said.

The Couple Has Been Building Toward Their Wedding Since "The Bachelor"

Graziadei and Anderson have already brought in wedding planners Josiah Carr and Justin McGregor of SAMKOMA to help shape the big day. The planners previously described the couple as "two of the sweetest humans" and said they felt fortunate to work with them.

Graziadei has also started forming his wedding party. Earlier this year, he revealed that fellow Bachelor Nation alum Tanner Courtad would serve as his best man.

After the finale aired, the pair spoke about adjusting to life together after keeping their relationship private while the show was on television. Anderson said they kept a shared note filled with simple things they wanted to do as a couple, from dance classes and pottery classes to grocery shopping.

They also attended couples therapy to strengthen their communication during the unusual start to their relationship. Graziadei said at the time:

"It's definitely not easy because we both do appreciate the physical touch. But the couples' counseling made a huge difference for us."

Now, with a second proposal and a 2027 wedding ahead, Graziadei and Anderson appear to be making each milestone their own.