Celebrity Celebrity Family Celebrity Babies Boomer the Ring Bearer! See Michael Phelps' Son Pose with His Parents on Their Wedding Day See the sweet photo of Michael and Nicole Phelps with their son Boomer Robert, 7 months, who served as ring bearer on their October wedding day By Jen Juneau Jen Juneau Jen Juneau is a News and Movies Staff Writer at PEOPLE. She started at the brand in 2016 and has more than 15 years' professional writing experience. People Editorial Guidelines Published on December 20, 2016 03:00PM EST Photo: Boone Studios Here comes the bride — and her son! Michael Phelps and his wife Nicole Phelps — who tied the knot in June and then again in late October during a larger event in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico — have generously shared photos and details from their big day. And the newlyweds are also giving the public a glimpse at their most important guest: son Boomer Robert, now 7 months, who served as ring bearer during his parents’ nuptials. “We put [the ring] in one of those little net bags that you have for fine jewelry,” Johnson told Brides magazine. “We got one that matches his [Burberry] outfit, and we put that around his wrist, and he was carried down the aisle by [friend and gold medal swimmer] Allison [Schmitt], our roommate.” Added the former Miss California, 31, “I think he kind of sucked on the bag a little bit while he was standing up there!” Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs? Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter. “Boomer is truly — for me, he’s taught me a lot about patience,” Phelps, 31, added in the Brides interview. “And he’s so content now. For things where he used to be fussy, now he’ll sit with me on the couch and not be fussy. He’s developing his own personality.” RELATED VIDEO: Michael Phelps and Nicole Johnson Share Wedding Ceremony Photos Since the wedding, it’s business as usual for the family of three, who are using some of their time together to get swimming lessons under way for their son. “The earlier the better for swim lessons,” the 18-time gold-medal-winning retired Olympic swimmer advised in a Facebook Live video he shared earlier this month, showing Boomer learning how to swim underwater. “6 months [old] is probably the minimum,” he added. “Any time you can get them in the water for water safety, the earlier the better.”