Gwen Stefani was beaming with joy as she walked down the aisle in a bespoke Vera Wang wedding gown to Blake Shelton on Sunday.
For the wedding at the couple’s Oklahoma ranch, the pop diva, 51, shined in a dazzling gown with a stylish cutaway back, fitted bodice, and floor-length tulle skirt paying tribute to the most significant individuals in her life.
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The names of Stefani, Shelton, and Stefani’s boys, Kingston James McGregor, 15, Zuma Nesta Rock, 12, and Apollo Bowie Flynn, 7, were stitched on her chapel length veil, according to People.
In Instagram photos from the wedding released on Monday, Gwen could be visibly seen to be elated as she and the country star kissed in front of a gorgeous cake.
Shelton drove his girlfriend away in another photo, flashing her legs beneath one of the two iconic Vera Wang wedding gowns she wore on their wedding day.
“Dreams do come (with a heart and praying hands emojis),” she captioned the stunning images, adding an “I love you” to her newly wedded husband.
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Of course, the occasion wouldn’t be perfect without another Vera Wang-designed dress for the after-party, which is described as a “custom lily-white silk georgette and hand tumbled tulle high low gown with a plunging neckline and a cutaway back,” according to an Instagram post by the fashion brand.
Gwen tagged the designer in a post of her own, where she captioned: “You need a party dress when u get to marry @blakeshelton.”
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TMZ reported on Thursday that the pair had received their marriage license, which meant they only had 10 days to marry before it expired.
Blake, Gwen, and their children had left Los Angeles on Friday, June 25, shortly after the country singer’s stint on The Voice was completed.
According to reports, Gwen’s meticulous planning is primarily responsible for the wedding’s success.
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