Josh Brolin and his wife Kathryn recently renewed their wedding vows in Las Vegas, with the "Weapons" actor notably sporting an unbuttoned shirt that showcased his ripped physique. The couple exchanged vows on Saturday at a Las Vegas chapel, with Brolin donning a black long-sleeved shirt, jeans, and a ball cap.

Kathryn, 39, wore a white minidress with a longer sheer overlay. Photos shared from the occasion show her posing outside the venue with their two daughters, Westlyn, 8, and Chapel, 5, whose faces were obscured with heart emojis. Another snapshot captured the happy couple kissing at the altar, with an Elvis Presley impersonator looking on. A casual selfie also showed Josh and Kathryn snuggling happily.

The "Avengers: Infinity War" actor captioned the shared snapshots, "Vegas, Vows and Metallicaaaaa baby ! ! ! ! ," referencing a Metallica concert at the Sphere. The couple also posed with various members of their inner circle for the event.

Fans gushed over the couple's gesture in the comments, which comes shortly after they celebrated their tenth anniversary in September. Comments included "Living the dream!", "Congrats you two legends! Love y'all!", "Obsessed. You guys are the coolest," and "SERVING! JOSH WE NEED MORE OPENED SHIRT PHOTOS ! ! ! ."

The longtime couple previously took to Instagram with separate posts on September 25th, one day after their 10th anniversary, to pay tribute to each other. Kathryn shared a photo from their wedding day, writing, "10 Years of Us. Four kids between us, one scrappy dog, three major moves, travel all over, and more love than I could’ve imagined for one lifetime." She was referencing Josh's two grown children from his previous marriage to Alice Brolin, son Trevor, 38, and daughter Eden, 32, as well as their two younger daughters together. Kathryn continued, "I love you so much. It keeps getting better. JBKBStuckTogether 9/24/16."

Josh, for his part, posted, "Growing up all I wanted was to find a playmate, someone to share the sandpit of this life with sharing whatever the imagination can conjure. Ten years an."